Name: Keeping the Faith – The Billy Joel Collection
Start: 2022-05-28 20:00
End: 2022-05-28 23:00
Location: The Beggar’s Theatre

What's On

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May

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						1 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 01-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.
2 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 02-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	3 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 03-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	4 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 04-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	5 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 05-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	6 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 06-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	7 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 07-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	8 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 08-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.
9 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 09-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	10 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 10-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	11 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 11-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	12 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 12-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	13 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 13-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	14 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 14-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	15 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 15-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.
16 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 16-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	17 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 17-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	18 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 18-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	19 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 19-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	20 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 20-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	21 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 21-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	22 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 22-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.
23 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 23-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	24 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 24-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	25 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 25-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	26 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 26-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302. Fur Coat No Knickers 19:30 -21:30 26-05-22 Rosehill Theatre Rosehill Theatre, Whitehaven CA28 6SE, UK https://rosehilltheatre.co.uk/whats-on-all-events Set in the late 70s (and packed with 70s era comedy moments), this hilarious play concerns the wedding of Deirdre and Mark. The fun begins on the stag night when an inebriated Mark is chained to a lamppost with a blow-up rubber doll. The wedding itself is quite high spirited too with half the guests, including the priest, suffering blinding hangovers!	27 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 27-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302. Fur Coat No Knickers 19:30 -21:30 27-05-22 Rosehill Theatre Rosehill Theatre, Whitehaven CA28 6SE, UK https://rosehilltheatre.co.uk/whats-on-all-events Set in the late 70s (and packed with 70s era comedy moments), this hilarious play concerns the wedding of Deirdre and Mark. The fun begins on the stag night when an inebriated Mark is chained to a lamppost with a blow-up rubber doll. The wedding itself is quite high spirited too with half the guests, including the priest, suffering blinding hangovers!	28 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 28-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302. Fur Coat No Knickers 19:30 -21:30 28-05-22 Rosehill Theatre Rosehill Theatre, Whitehaven CA28 6SE, UK https://rosehilltheatre.co.uk/whats-on-all-events Set in the late 70s (and packed with 70s era comedy moments), this hilarious play concerns the wedding of Deirdre and Mark. The fun begins on the stag night when an inebriated Mark is chained to a lamppost with a blow-up rubber doll. The wedding itself is quite high spirited too with half the guests, including the priest, suffering blinding hangovers! Keeping the Faith – The Billy Joel Collection 20:00 -23:00 28-05-22 The Beggar’s Theatre 4 Market Square, Millom LA18 4HZ, UK https://beggarstheatre.com/event/keeping-the-faith-the-billy-joel-collection/ Billy Joel is one of the best selling music artists of all time having sold over 150 million albums worldwide. His 12 studio albums include 33 Top 40 hits and have earned him 6 Grammy Awards, as well as induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. If you’re in a New York State Of Mind and fancy watching The Entertainer on the banks of The River Of Dreams, then Billy Joel Tribute UK is the (Piano) Man for you. With songs from Cold Spring Harbour, right up to River Of Dreams, and everything in-between. Keeping The Faith is a collection of Billy’s greatest hits, including Just The Way You Are, Uptown Girl, Tell Her About It, River Of Dreams, We Didn’t Start The Fire, My Life, She’s Always A Woman, and the ever- popular, Piano Man. Gaz Jenkins brings the passion and fire of New York’s favourite son to the stage in a way that will ignite audiences and have them begging for more. Gaz has trained In Musical Theatre and has professional theatre credits.	29 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 29-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.
30 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 30-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.	31 The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther Exhibition All day 31-05-22-11-09-22 The Beacon West Strand, Whitehaven CA28 7LR, UK https://thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk/ THE BEACON Museum’s next exhibition spotlights one of history’s most colourful characters. Hugh Lowther – known as The Yellow Earl because of his fondness for the colour – became the fifth Earl of Lonsdale in 1882. He owned much of Whitehaven and its coalfields, as well as assets around the country, but is said to have lived an extravagant lifestyle and spent the family fortune. The Earl was a sportsman and an adventurer – creating modern boxing and donating the Lonsdale belt. He was a patron of the Automobile Association (hence its yellow livery) and set up an animal charity. This new exhibition covers the extraordinary highs and lows of Hugh Lowther’s unusual life. It includes lots to do for children and families – igloo-making workshops (the Earl visited Alaska and claimed to have reached the North Pole), circus skills, Wii boxing and dressing up – as well as all the museum’s normal galleries and hands-on exhibits. ‘The Yellow Earl – the Life of Hugh Lowther’ opens at 10am on Saturday, April 2. To book, or find out more, visit www.thebeacon-whitehaven.co.uk, or call 01946 592302.

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