Tealby Church currently has a book of condolence open and available to residents of Tealby to sign. The Church is open from around 9.30am until 4pm daily. On Sunday 11th September at 11am, there will be a service of Holy Communion and Commemoration at Tealby Church following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Please do join us as we remember our faithful and beloved Queen, there will be hymns, special prayers for the late Queen and for our new King and Holy Communion. Revd Elaine Turner Associate Priest

The website of our very own local author, Keith Rylands-Bolton, goes live today! Let's all give him some support. Visit www.keithrylands-bolton.com and sign up on the 'News & Events' page to keep updated with Keith's latest musings, read his blogs and keep up with his promotional activities. You'll also be able to find all the details of Trying Times for Sebastian Scattergood, his latest novel. A thoroughly English tale, Trying Times for Sebastian Scattergood is published on 24th January 2023, and delights from its very first page. Predominantly focussing on a single horrible year – 2012 - in the life of the hapless Mr Scattergood, the novel is also a celebration and exploration of the poetry of Alfred Lord Tennyson and of the poet’s home county of Lincolnshire. Set in a small village in the Wolds, Trying Times is narrated by an earnest and pompous man who lacks any sense of self-irony. Part disaster diary, part social satire, Keith has penned a novel of literary fiction which is both humorous and moving in equal measure. To pre-order the book at a discount, use the following link: www.bookdepository.com Website: www.keithrylands-bolton.com You can also follow Keith on social media: www.facebook.com/KeithRybo www.instagram.com/keithrybo/

£12 (Adults), £9 (Under 16). There will be a bar selling wine, beer and soft drinks from 7pm onwards. Order tickets from our online store here Or buy at Tealby Village Shop (Cash or cheque only at the shop) Sold out at Ronnie Scott’s in 2014 and 2015, a festival hit in Canterbury, Buxton, Edinburgh, Rye, Aberjazz, Devizes, Caterham, Norwich, Woolpit and Bury St Edmunds, and a Sunday Times Top 10 Jazz album of 2014, Chris Ingham’s Hoagy! is packed with the songs and stories of one of America’s most enduring and endearing songwriters. Wry, wise, sentimental, down-home and sophisticated, Hoagy Carmichael’s songs are beloved for their warmth, wit and melodic beauty. This joyful, edifying and heartfelt salute to the Old Music Master features many engaging anecdotes and insights along with tracks from Chris’s acclaimed CD Hoagy including well-loved hits (Stardust, How Little We Know, Georgia On My Mind, Skylark, Ole Buttermilk Sky, Lazy Bones, et al) alongside obscure nuggets and delightful curiosities from Hoagy’s rich and varied songbook. ​ "One of Britain's best singer-pianists...sophisticated tribute...charming work" **** LONDON EVENING STANDARD "Captures the spirit of a 20th-century giant...a delightful package" **** OBSERVER “Hoagy Carmichael was special...Ingham knows and understands" MOJO "This is just lovely..." SUNDAY TIMES - JAZZ CD of the WEEK & TOP 10 JAZZ CD 2014 “Classy product…with plenty of the right kind of swing” **** JAZZ JOURNAL “Hits the sweet spot every time” **** BBC MUSIC “An excellent night by any criteria…the music was of the highest calibre...highly informative and entertaining” JAMES ALBRECHT, STUDIO DIRECTOR ST JAMES THEATRE, SW1 "Outstanding quartet...inspired solo forays...nifty and concise arrangements...a fine delectation of Hoagy delights conveyed masterfully" LONDON JAZZ NEWS "Mighty fine piano...no mere hanging on the shirt-tails of the great man, Ingham has his own personality...'Dear Bix' is one of the most emotional pieces I've ever listened to...perfect underpinnings...[an] outstanding CD" A celebration of the great American songwriter Hoagy Carmichael Hoagy Carmichael is one of the most enduring and endearing songwriters from the Golden Age of the Great American Songbook. Wry, wise, sentimental and sophisticated, Hoagy’s songs are beloved for their warmth, humour and jazz-inspired melodic beauty. From the prescient wit of ‘Old Music Master’ and the exotic misadventures of an opium-eater in ‘Hong Kong Blues’ to the spirit-calming, timeless evocation of home in ‘Memphis In June’ and ‘Georgia On My Mind’, these characterful gems of 20th century songcraft continue to have unique power to move and delight. Infused with the hot jazz spirit of legendary jazz cornettist and Hoagy’s dear friend Bix Beiderbecke, we unearthed some fascinating curiosities from Hoagy’s songbook and aimed to invest even the most familiar standards with a straight-ahead freshness. Like all successful songbooks, composers’ intentions tend to get obscured along the way. Listening to Hoagy’s own recordings as inspiration helped us get closer to the essence of the song. Tunes we’ve played a thousand times seemed to take on a new shine. Among the Hoagy gems here are two songs not penned by Carmichael. Banjo player Clancy Hayes wrote the still outrageous ‘Huggin’ And Chalkin’’ (a hit for Hoagy in the 1940s) while contemporary songwriting sage Dave Frishberg, the most potent and erudite of Hoagy’s Children, wrote ‘Dear Bix’. Hoagy was famously grief-stricken when Bix died and ‘Dear Bix’ sounds like a Hoagy love song channelled through Frishberg. It just seemed to belong. The project originated as a one-off concert for a festival, but the rush of good feeling generated by the show in both audience and band couldn’t be ignored. A warm public response to Hoagy’s songs was expected, but the musicians’ inspired and joyful reaction to this rich and varied songbook was a revelation. CHRIS INGHAM TRIO Chris Ingham vocals/piano Paul Higgs trumpet Simon Paterson bass

Open-air theatre: A Midsummer Night's Dream -12th July 2022, 7pm - Tealby Village Green A bit of open-air theatre at Tealby Village Green with Bar Bubbles joining us to keep you refreshed! The Duke's Theatre Company are coming with their new adaptation of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', featuring live music, beautiful designs and as always, true theatrical magic to celebrate Shakespeare’s most celebrated and comic fairy tale. Oberon and Titania’s marital mayhem unleashes chaos on four young lovers with disastrous - and hilarious - consequences. Deep in the forest, a troupe of aspiring actors prepare for the most important night of their lives - a command performance before the Duke and Duchess. As the King and Queen of the Fairy Kingdom become entwined with the human world, a night of madness, music and magic ensues... (don’t forget the donkey!) Book now HERE

The Tealby 2022 Club Winners for June are: 1st - Peter Spink - £30 2nd - Mary Battle - £20 3rd - Barry Hanslip - £10 You can still join the Tealby 2022 Club to be included in the monthly draws for the rest of the year, with all proceeds going towards the upkeep of our fabulous Village Hall. To join either go online at thisistealby.com/online-store or pay at Tealby shop by cash or cheque. For £20.22 you'll be entered into each monthly draw throughout 2022, with a chance to win £30, £20 or £10 - EVERY DRAW!! Names are drawn at random by a computer and witnessed by Tony Neal, Richard Askam and David Bevan. Money prizes are given as Tealby Shop vouchers.

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The Tealby 2022 Club Winners for April are: 1st - Emma Would - £30 2nd - Tony Neal - £20 3rd - Jane Alyson - £10 Prizes are give as Tealby Shop Vouchers. You can still join the Tealby 2022 Club to be included in the monthly draws for the rest of the year, with all proceeds going towards the upkeep of our fabulous Village Hall. To join either go online at thisistealby.com/online-store or pay at Tealby shop by cash or cheque. For £20.22 you'll be entered into each monthly draw throughout 2022, with a chance to win £30, £20 or £10 - EVERY DRAW!! Every 3rd month will have 1st prize replaced by a lovely selection of local produce (and maybe a few treats from further afield). Names are drawn at random by a computer and witnessed by Tony Neal, Richard Askam and David Bevan. Money prizes are given as Tealby Shop vouchers.

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The Tealby 2022 Club Winners for March are: 1st - Geoff Heap - local produce worth over £40 2nd - Ginny Askam - £20 3rd - Bairbre Herod - £10 You can still join the Tealby 2022 Club to be included in the monthly draws for the rest of the year, with all proceeds going towards the upkeep of our fabulous Village Hall To join either online at thisistealby.com/online-store or pay at Tealby shop by cash or cheque. For £20.22 you'll be entered into each monthly draw throughout 2022, with a chance to win £30, £20 or £10 - EVERY DRAW!! Every 3rd month will have 1st prize replaced by a lovely selection of local produce (and maybe a few treats from further afield). Names are drawn at random by a computer and witnessed by Tony Neal, Richard Askam and David Bevan. Money prizes are given as Tealby Shop vouchers.

The Tealby 2022 Club Winners for February are: 1st - Charlie Mason - £30 2nd - John Purkiss - £20 3rd - Robin Rhodes - £10 The next draw in March will have a 1st prize of a selection o local produce worth over £40! You can still join the Tealby 2022 Club to be included in the monthly draws for the rest of the year, with all proceeds going towards the upkeep of our fabulous Village Hall To join either online at thisistealby.com/online-store or pay at Tealby shop by cash or cheque. For £20.22 you'll be entered into each monthly draw throughout 2022, with a chance to win £30, £20 or £10 - EVERY DRAW!! Every 3rd month will have 1st prize replaced by a lovely selection of local produce (and maybe a few treats from further afield). Names are drawn at random by a computer and witnessed by Tony Neal, Richard Askam and David Bevan. Money prizes are given as Tealby Shop vouchers.

The Tealby 2022 Club Winners for January are: 1st - John Jarron - £30 2nd - Miles Hardy - £20 3rd - Wendy Marshall - £10 You can still join the Tealby 2022 Club to be included in the monthly draws for the rest of the year, with all proceeds going towards the upkeep of our fabulous Village Hall To join either online at thisistealby.com/online-store or pay at Tealby shop by cash or cheque. For £20.22 you'll be entered into each monthly draw throughout 2022, with a chance to win £30, £20 or £10 - EVERY DRAW!! Every 3rd month will have 1st prize replaced by a lovely selection of local produce (and maybe a few treats from further afield). Names are drawn at random by a computer and witnessed by Tony Neal, Richard Askam and David Bevan. Money prizes are given as Tealby Shop vouchers.

Tealby Village Shop is fully stocked with Christmas goodies so you don’t have to go anywhere else over the Christmas holidays! The freezer has just had a new delivery of Fresh Smoked Salmon from Alfred Enderby, Venison from Stourton Estates and Beef & Chicken from Lancasters Butchers. We are open until Christmas Eve at 4pm and everyday as normal every weekday next week too!

Christmas Tree Festival - 10am - 4pm, weekends of 11/12 & 18/19 December, at Tealby Church. *Please note, on Sunday 19th December the times are 10am to 1.50pm This year’s theme is ‘Children’s songs and Nursery Rhymes’. Monies raised will be divided between the charities taking part, ranging from our Local village groups & surrounding smaller churches, to St Barnabas Hospice and Guide Dogs UK. Also, the Church porch will be a drop off point for our local food bank, so please if you can, bring along a donation to pop in the collection box. There will be a one-way system around the church, all you need to do is to try and guess how many nursery rhymes you can find along the way. Not only will there be the beautifully decorated trees to admire but edges and ledges will be packed with cryptic clue’s displayed ready to test your nursery rhyme skills! On Saturday 11th Dec between 10am and 1pm we are simultaneously holding the Christmas Market in Church for the first time. So, this gives the opportunity to shop for those presents whilst surrounded by the lovely displays. There will be a quiet area with a ‘Memory Tree’ for you to write your own personal messages along with the opportunity to light a candle and rest for a time of reflection if you so wish. Activities for the children on offer are Hook a Duck, or helping a local farmer decorate a Christmas Tree (but which farmer could that be!) plus crayoning and free refreshments. Funds raised will be solely from your donations, so please come along & help make this spectacular event a success On Sunday,19th December at 6pm, there will be a Traditional Carol Service at the church. All are welcome!

1st prize - Pauline Cawthorne - £30 2nd prize - Jill Emmerson - £20 3rd prize - Mary Jarron - 10 (Names are drawn at random by a computer and witnessed by Tony Neal, Richard Askam and David Bevan). Prizes are given as Tealby Village Shop Vouchers.

‘Tealby Torches’ is a running group that meet up each fortnight, on a Monday evening, to run around the various trails of Tealby by torch light. Everyone of all abilities is welcome! (though some routes may be challenging). Routes range from 3 – 10 miles. The next meet is Monday, 1st November, 6.30pm at Tealby Village Hall. Go to https://www.facebook.com/tealbytorches for more information or to ask any questions. Please bring your own headtorch & hi-vis gear. Trail trainers needed as routes will be slippy in the mud. We had a great turnout last time of 25 people, so we really look forward to seeing even more new members next time. It’s a great way to keep fit and socialise during these dark, cold months!!!! Let’s light it up!

This year due to the rise in corona virus infections in West Lindsey and having discussions with the door to door collection team it is felt we need to protect our collectors and households of Tealby. So this year you can donate and collect your poppies from: Tealby village shop The Vintage Tearooms The Kings Head. There will also be kiddies poppy appeal in the village school. This will happen from Sunday 31st October through to Saturday 13th November. Many thanks, Arthur Davis (Poppy appeal organiser)