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Friday, 16th May 2008

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Five things not to miss Film: GRAB your fedora, crack out your whip and dust off your leather jacket – Indiana Jones is back in town this week for the first time in 18 years.

Guitar great INTERNATIONALLY renowned guitarist John Mills is to perform an evening of music celebrating South American composers at the Ashton Memorial on May 31 at 7.30pm.

Lost music The late Humphrey Lyttleton taking a well-earned rest in the dressing room at Lancaster Grand Theatre last year. Staff at the Grand were saddened to hear of the recent death of the popular musician who had played to a sell-out audience in Lancaster l

New comedy night at Lancaster pub THE latest comedy club to come to Lancaster opens its doors over the Bank Holiday weekend to prove that the city really is game for a laugh.

Syd Little is coming to Lancaster

Talent Show: Audition video

A History Walk around Sunderland Point

Morecambe Wedding Fair

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Review: Mad About The Musicals

Bjork review

Festival for Music and Dance at The Dome, Morecambe Results

Scarecrows invade Wray

Scarecrow of the Year winner announced

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Review: Music From the Palm Court

Review: Dawn Kinnard, Lancaster Library

Hear the dawn chorus in Silverdale

Scarecrow Festival in need of inspiration

Lancaster's Lava band set for the London stage

Dawn Kinnard plays Lancaster Library

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Lunchtime concerts at The Platform in Morecambe

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