We may all be in pyjamas by 7pm most nights these days, but that’s not because Greystonians are dull or boring.

No sirree, Bob – that’s because we’re all feckin’ tuckered out. Verging on knackered.

Alongside a healthy nocturnal life, during the day, there’s everything from birdwatching to badminton, from karate to kayaking, from the blues to Bach, and from booze to Bible studies.

So much so, we can’t quite fit every single activity here. You can catch up with the many goings-on at Luisne here, and with the many, many Greystones Cancer Support activities right here, plus Joe and his alpacas up just outside Newtownmountkennedy (generally open all year round), and that ghoulish gal Lalli de Buitlear, and her Old Delgany Burial Ground walks & talks, available on request.

For the kids, the Summer Star reading challenge is on at Greystones library. See how many books you can read this summer, and win prizes! And a cert!

There are also fun and games at the Greystones Film Club, plus, all kinds of cultural kicks (including live satellite links with the likes of The Met, The Bolshoi Ballet and The National Theatre) at The Whale, whilst The Hot Spot down at the harbour covers the quirkier, darker, more Rizla-fuelled side of music.

And don’t forget our front-page Events calendar, with a day-by-day, hour-by-hour guide to what’s going on around here.

Just, you know, get out there, and join hands with the living. Computer love – even in 3D – can never reach the heights, or the depths, of the real thing… 

Friday 23rd Aug

From 6.30pm to 7.30pm today, you can try out the Delgany Fairy Trail for the very first time. Known locally as The Blind Lane, the trail starts on Priory Road and goes almost all the way up to Blackberry Lane. But stops short, because the first house there has a pair of asshole dogs. Ah, magic.

At 8pm this evening, down at The Woodlands, Greystones United AFC will play their second game of the season, at home, to Glenville FC. Which would be a fine way to start your Friday night, kids. With a little home pride…

Oh, and the deadline to have your say on Property Tax is noon today. So, get to it!

Every Friday morning, the mighty Greystones Alzheimers Friends take a trip down Musical Memories lane in St Patrick’s Parish Hall, from 11.30am to 1pm, all those hits from the ’50s and ’60s being blasted for a singalong, whilst over at The Whale, the box-office is open from 11am to noon – for those of you who like that one-on-one experience when booking your cultural kicks. 

Running throughout the month of August at Greystones Library, Our Wicklow Women celebrates the county’s historical female pioneers, including local lasses Averil Deverell, Lizzie Hawkins-Whitshed and Máirín Cregan Ryan.

Artzone are at St Laurence’s today, with classes for Jnr & Snr Infants (1.30pm-2.30pm), 1st & 2nd Class (2.30pm-3.30pm) and 3rd to 6th Class (2.30pm-3.30pm). You can also catch the gang at Shoreline every Wednesday…

The Greystones Family Resource gang are running pilates classes twice a week – Mondays in Kilcoole, and Fridays, it’s Greystones, 10.30am to 11.30am at the Dr Ryan Community Centre in Kenmare. Only €6 a pop,places are limited, so, book your spot by calling the resource centre on 012557528.

There’s also the twice-weekly Men’s Shed (the other day being Wednesdays) down at the Scout’s Den behind the fire station.

Open from 10am to 8.30pm, FourFront Games on Hillside Road have not one but two groovy Escape Rooms for you to take on – The Hillside Haunting and The Interrogation Room. All put together by the sick minds of Mary-Kate, David, Ciara & Colm…

Talking of which, there’s free family fun at FourFront too, the cunning gang of four having designed and printed a Puzzle Map of the town, with 10 clues and 10 locations to work your way through. A new run is currently at the printers…

On Fridays at Shoreline, from 7pm to 9pm, you can also sign up with the Greystones Swimming Club, which, yowsa, was first founded in 1924. So, they should know what they’re doing by now.

If you’re still feeling a little peckish but also highly economical, Buoys Kitchen have introduced an Early Bird Menu on Thursday and Fridays, 5pm to 7pm, where you can grab a fine 2-course meal for €20 or a 3-course meal for just €23. Nice!

Also, being clever little cookies, Chakra are continuing their new pre-theatre menu, where you can get award-winning Indian nosh for less.

Open Wednesday to Sunday, The Bellevue Restaurant at The Horse & Hound has just introduced a new Early Bird menu from Wednesday to Saturday, 5pm to 9pm, where you can enjoy a fine 2-course meal for just €19.95. 

Happening every Friday over at Blacklion Church, the bould Rachel Kerrigan will be leading a candlelit service of music and chant from 8pm to 9pm. Which is good for the soul. And the ears. And a nap.

And once you’ve had your fill of pious pop, you can hop over to Bear Paw on Theatre Lane, where, every Friday and Saturday, from 5.30pm to 10pm, the much-loved deli will magically transform into a wine bar. Hurrah! Bookings – for six or more – on 012016006.

To make sure your Friday night is a-boppin’, The Brian Meakin Band will be rockin’ the bejiggers out of Dann’s, whilst The Hot Spot and The Whale take a break for the month of August…

Saturday 24th Aug

From 2.30pm to 4pm today, the new Delgany Fairy Trail will be giving itself over to an autism-friendly afternoon, this untouched stretch of lane the perfect spot to let the quiet life wash over you. Boom!

Big fun for kids with big imagination down at Shoreline this afternoon, when the Brickx Club’s Big Build gets underway, from 11am to 12.30pm. Hey, ho! Lego!

At 3pm this afternoon down in The Woodlands, Greystones United AFC‘s  Junior team – who play in Saturday Major 1B – kick off their season at home to Sheriff YC. Show. Them. You’re. Loud.

There’s a Family Fun Day over at Kilquade’s Arboretum today, from noon to 4pm, and boasting bouncing castles, face painting, a kids colouring competition, music and lots more. Other than that, we’re not sure. Because these green-fingered, tight-fisted fecks just haven’t got their grit together with GG.

In the morning, alongside The Whale box-office being open from 11am to noon in The Bear Paw Deli, there’s the weekly Newcastle Market in the morning and the German Conversation Club at the library at 11am, along with Yoga For Additional Needs Children at SoBe…

For kids who aren’t afraid of a little sunshine and sawdust, the groovy Squirrel’s Scramble are back open for the summer at Kilruddery. Go wild in the country, but, you know, with smart supervision. Open from 10am to 6pm every weekend, bank holiday and school break. Do it.

Running throughout the month of August at Greystones Library, Our Wicklow Women celebrates the county’s historical female pioneers, including local lasses Averil Deverell, Lizzie Hawkins-Whitshed and Máirín Cregan Ryan.

Also running throughout the month, and beyond, there’s free family fun at FourFront Games on Hillside Road, the cunning gang of four having designed and printed a Puzzle Map of the town, with 10 clues and 10 locations to work your way through. Nice.

Running on the second Saturday of each month, a Country Market & Boot Sale takes place at the Brockagh Centre in Laragh, from 10am to 4pm. If you are interested in taking a pitch, the cost is €10 per car, or €15 for car with trailer or a van. For more information, email laraghit@eircom.net, or call the Brockagh Centre on 040445600.

There’s also fun aplenty to be had down at Greystones Harbour every Saturday and Sunday, when Greystones Bouncy Castles set up their impressive array of inflatable houses of fun. Running from noon until 7pm behind The Beach House, baby.

Happening on the third Saturday of each month, Des Fox Mosaic Workshop runs today from 10am to 12.30pm and from 2.30pm to 5pm, in the man’s own studio. An opportunity to make a small mosaic in a creative environment, you can get in touch with the bould Des on 0872503482.

Open from 10am to 8.30pm, FourFront Games on Hillside Road have not one but two groovy Escape Rooms for you to take on – The Hillside Haunting and The Interrogation Room. All put together by the sick minds of Mary-Kate, David, Ciara & Colm…

Talking of which, there’s free family fun at FourFront too, the cunning gang of four having designed and printed a Puzzle Map of the town, with 10 clues and 10 locations to work your way through. A new run is currently at the printers…

Being smart cookies, Chakra are continuing their new pre-theatre menu, where you can get award-winning Indian nosh for less. Boom!

Open Wednesday to Sunday, The Bellevue Restaurant at The Horse & Hound has just introduced a new Early Bird menu from Wednesday to Saturday, 5pm to 9pm, where you can enjoy a fine 2-course meal for just €19.95. 

And once you’ve had your fill of another fine day, you can hop over to Bear Paw on Theatre Lane, where, every Friday and Saturday, from 5.30pm to 10pm, the much-loved deli will magically transform into a wine bar. Hurrah! Bookings – for six or more – on 012016006.

Making sure that your joints are rockin’ on a Saturday night, All Kinds Of Everything are at Lee’s, Something Else are in The Beach House, and over in Pluck’s, they have the bould Karl Ivers.

Sunday 25th Aug

It’s that time of year again, when the Greystones Sailing Club hope against hope that, hey, that summer lasts right up until the end of August. And that’s because approximately 140 boats are expected to come to town for the annual Taste Of Greystones Keelboat Regatta today.
There will be feeder races finishing from many east coast clubs arriving on the Saturday, whilst on the Friday, visitors will have the finest cuisine known to man or beast available to tickle their culinary fancies. Nice.

Also new today is the Bray Photography & Art Exhibition, being held at the seafront bandstand from noon today. Do it.

With the recent squashing of GRAPE, good to see The Boat Yard Market back up and running, every Sunday throughout the summer, from 11am to 5.30pm, down at de harbour. Boom!

If you want to go old-school, St David’s Car Boot Sale is on next week. So, should you need some dodgy bargains on tarmac, there’s the Enniskerry Church Hall Craft Fair, from 10am to 6pm too – but only if you feel like venturing beyond city limits.

Also on the free front, along with the Ballywaltrim Car Boot Sale from 9am to 2pm in sunny Bray.

For kids who aren’t afraid of a little sunshine and sawdust, the groovy Squirrel’s Scramble are back open for the summer at Kilruddery. Go wild in the country, but, you know, with smart supervision. Open from 10am to 6pm every weekend, bank holiday and school break. Do it.

There’s fun aplenty to be had down at Greystones Harbour today, when Greystones Bouncy Castles set up their impressive array of inflatable houses of fun. Running from noon until 7pm behind The Beach House, baby.

If you’ve got the munchies this morning, the bould Daata have their Sunday brunch specials running from 11am to 2.30pm. Just what the tummy doctor ordered.

Running throughout the month of August at Greystones Library, Our Wicklow Women celebrates the county’s historical female pioneers, including local lasses Averil Deverell, Lizzie Hawkins-Whitshed and Máirín Cregan Ryan.

In the afternoon, there’s a folkie session at The Hot Spot from 5pm – free, but, hey, donations, baby!

For the sporty types, there’s the Bray Greystones Badminton Club, meeting at BIFE at 3pm (for juniors) and 4pm [plus, Wednesdays and Thursdays, at 8.30pm], and for budding young thespians between 14 and 18, there’s the Making Waves Youth Theatre gang, gathering every Sunday from 2.15pm to 4.15pm at Greystones Studios. When they get back from their summer break.

Open from 10am to 8.30pm, FourFront Games on Hillside Road have not one but two groovy Escape Rooms for you to take on – The Hillside Haunting and The Interrogation Room. All put together by the sick minds of Mary-Kate, David, Ciara & Colm…

Talking of which, there’s free family fun at FourFront too, the cunning gang of four having designed and printed a Puzzle Map of the town, with 10 clues and 10 locations to work your way through. A new run is currently at the printers…

Worth noting too that Cottage Flowers are now open every Sunday, from 11am to 4pm, for those looking for a little love gesture. Or forgiveness.

There’s also Sherron’s 5Rhythms Dance Meditation, which bounces up somewhere new and exciting just about every other Sunday. And beyond. So, check with the lady herself right on 5rhythmsgreystones@gmail.com. 

Running throughout the month, Chakra are continuing their new pre-theatre menu, where you can get award-winning Indian nosh for less. Boom!

Monday 26th Aug

Running throughout the month of August at Greystones Library, Our Wicklow Women celebrates the county’s historical female pioneers, including local lasses Averil Deverell, Lizzie Hawkins-Whitshed and Máirín Cregan Ryan.

Open from 10am to 8.30pm, FourFront Games on Hillside Road have not one but two groovy Escape Rooms for you to take on – The Hillside Haunting and The Interrogation Room. All put together by the sick minds of Mary-Kate, David, Ciara & Colm…

Talking of which, there’s free family fun at FourFront too, the cunning gang of four having designed and printed a Puzzle Map of the town, with 10 clues and 10 locations to work your way through. A new run is currently at the printers…

Mondays are busy over at Kilian House for the Greystones Active Retirement Club, with bowls at 10.30am and Keep Fit at 1pm, whilst in the middle, there’s Aqua Aerobics down at Shoreline, from 12pm to 1pm. Boom!

Also happening this morning, Greystones Family Resource Centre have pilates taking place from 10am to 11pm and 11.15am to 12.15pm at the Kilcoole Community Centre, and it’s only €6 a pop. Places are limited, so, book your spot by calling the resource centre on 012557528. You can also grab a spot every Friday, at the Dr Ryan Community Centre, in Kenmare, 10.30am to 11.30am.

Running from 10am to 1pm, the Greystones Art Group‘s weekly get-together at SoBe is a chance to express yourself, baby. Whilst joining one of Ireland’s oldest art groups, this particular batch of art lovers having first come together way back in 1965. Be the holy!

Monday mornings, from 9am to noon, Me & The Moon are hosting Parent & Toddler art workshops, perfect for a little me time. For both parent and toddler.

For those who like a little fun whilst keeping fit, Boogie Bounce Greystones is at the Greystones Lawn Tennis Club this evening at 7pm, so you can let in some fitness and fun, and let out some stress, on a mini-trampoline. Boom! You’ll also find Paul & co same time, same place, on Thursdays.

And if you feel you need a challenge, Strength & Tone is a new 6-week program that is completely separate from the Boogie Bounce classes, running for six weeks, every Monday, 45 minutes a class, at 8pm (excluding bank holidays). Nice.

Oh, and if this language is still a little double-dutch to you, take some Free English Classes over in Kilcoole.

Running throughout the month, Chakra are continuing their new pre-theatre menu, where you can get award-winning Indian nosh for less. Boom!

Ooh, and don’t forget, Free tin whistle lessons every Monday evening in The Harbour Bar, running from 7.30pm to 8pm for complete beginners, 8pm to 8.30pm for beginners, and 8.30pm to 9pm for intermediate. SWEET!

And if you still need another Bingo Fix after Sunday night’s outing, St Patrick’s Hall in Kilcoole is de place to be tonight, from 8pm. BONGO!

Also in the evening, if you’ve got the curlers out of your hair, there’s Bingo at the Little Flower Hall beside the Holy Redeemer in Bray, the marker-sniffing action kicking off at 8pm.

Tuesday 27th Aug

Running throughout the month of August at Greystones Library, Our Wicklow Women celebrates the county’s historical female pioneers, including local lasses Averil Deverell, Lizzie Hawkins-Whitshed and Máirín Cregan Ryan.

In the afternoon, those elderly skallywags at the Greystones Active Retirement Club are playing bowls weekly at 2.30pm. Bring your own mixer. And spare teeth.

Open from 10am to 8.30pm, FourFront Games on Hillside Road have not one but two groovy Escape Rooms for you to take on – The Hillside Haunting and The Interrogation Room. All put together by the sick minds of Mary-Kate, David, Ciara & Colm…

Talking of which, there’s free family fun at FourFront too, the cunning gang of four having designed and printed a Puzzle Map of the town, with 10 clues and 10 locations to work your way through. A new run is currently at the printers…

And kudos to both SuperValu [7pm-9.30pm] and Lidl [6pm-8pm], who host autism shopping experiences every Tuesday evening… 

Running until the end of August, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, there’s an Adult Kayaking Club down at Greytones Rowing Club, from 7.45pm to 8.45pm, and it costs just €10 for the hour. Email alansmullen@gmail.com for further details.

If heavy balls are your thing, alongside Greystones Bowling Club at Burnaby Park, there’s Kilcoole Indoor Bowls every Tuesday and Thursday evening at 8pm, in St Patrick’s (aka Forester’s Hall), whilst Newcastle’s Parish Centre has their indoor bowls on the Thursday too, also at 8pm. You can contact the latter here. Can’t find a fecking thing online about the former. In both cases, of course, new members are always welcome.

Running throughout the month, Chakra are continuing their new pre-theatre menu, where you can get award-winning Indian nosh for less. Boom!

Late in the evening, you can get your diddley-aye fix with the long-running Tuesday night Trad session in Dann’s. Noice!

Wednesday 28th Aug

Being the last Wednesday of the month, you can grab your soup & sandwich lunch at the Holy Rosary this afternoon, and your fiver will go towards Greystones Cancer Support. Available from 12.15pm to 2pm…

Greystones United AFC’s Senior Team will be playing at home to St Pat’s CYFC this evening, at 8pm. Be there. Be proud. Be loud.

Starting the day right, for the lads, there’s The Men’s Shed twice-weekly meeting at 10am (returning Friday, at the same time).

For the kids, along with the weekly Children’s Storytime at the Greystones Library, from 10.30am, there’s Me & The Moon and their art workshops in the Kilian Family Centre – from 3.30pm to 4.30pm for 4- to 7-year-olds, and 4.30pm to 5.30pm for 8- to 12-year-olds.

Running throughout the month of August at Greystones Library, Our Wicklow Women celebrates the county’s historical female pioneers, including local lasses Averil Deverell, Lizzie Hawkins-Whitshed and Máirín Cregan Ryan.

Over in Kilcoole, there’s a weekly parent & toddler group from 10.30am to noon at the Kilcoole Community Centre. It’s €2 per child, and you can email kilcoolecc@gmail.com or call 012872017 for further info.

Those groovy Artzone cats have their weekly art classes for kids down at Shoreline today, and the age groups are 5-7 years (3pm-4pm) and 8-12 years (4.10pm-5.10pm). You can also catch them at St Laurence’s on Fridays…

Open from 10am to 8.30pm, FourFront Games on Hillside Road have not one but two groovy Escape Rooms for you to take on – The Hillside Haunting and The Interrogation Room. All put together by the sick minds of Mary-Kate, David, Ciara & Colm…

Talking of which, there’s free family fun at FourFront too, the cunning gang of four having designed and printed a Puzzle Map of the town, with 10 clues and 10 locations to work your way through. A new run is currently at the printers…

Open Wednesday to Sunday, The Bellevue Restaurant at The Horse & Hound has just introduced a new Early Bird menu from Wednesday to Saturday, 5pm to 9pm, where you can enjoy a fine 2-course meal for just €19.95. More details here.

The beautiful Evan Furlong has her Chinese Studies For Children running at NWETSS in Bray, from 4pm to 6pm – wise move, given that, thanks to Trump, China will rule us all by 2025 – whilst for the older generation struggling to remember English, the Greystones Active Retirement Association meets every Wednesday evening, at 8pm, in the Kilian Family Centre. Bring mixers. And a blanket.

Frances Browner is the brains behind a new Greystones writing group, Scriobh Arís, meeting at 7.30pm every Wednesday – bar the last of each month – in the Greystones Cancer Support HQ on La Touche Place. On those last Wednesdays, at the same time, you’ll find the gang in Mrs Robinson’s, for Poets Parlour, an open mic night for soft souls and raging hearts. And mid-week drinkers, of course. Rhyme, sodomy and the lash, anyone…?

Suitable for kids aged 7 upwards, Coderdojo Greystones offer free computer classes and workshops, tonight, 7.15pm in St Kevin’s. Given that it’s free, booking is essential, baby.

Kids between the ages of 12 and 18 with the performing bug might like to get along to Mr Sands Youth Theatre, which meets every Wednesday, 6.30pm to 9pm, at St Patrick’s National School, Vevay Road. It’s an open door policy, so, hey, check it out!

For those into flexing their brains, the Greystones Bridge Club meet every Wednesday evening down at their Victoria Road HQ, whilst the notorious Greystones Active Retirement Gang play whist from 8pm over at Kilian House Family Centre.

Taking place at Byrne’s Pub from 7.30pm every second Wednesday, there is a new committee formed with hopes to set up a Mental Health Services support group in Kilcoole. You can find out more from Sylvia on 0861684858.

There’s a weekly pop-up yoga class over at the Newcastle Community Centre. Just €3 for the introductory classes, with the fun starting at 6.30pm. You can email newcastlecommunity.centre.ww@gmail.com for further details.

Talking of pop-ups, the local Gardaí are at Kilcoole’s Community Centre, every Wednesday from 6pm t0 8pm, to answer all your legal and civic queries. Or just to have a cup of tea and gossip about those dreadful neighbours with the two neglected, yapping dogs.

There’s also that Bray Greystones Badminton Club, meeting on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8.30pm, and Sundays at 4pm, at BIFE in sunny Bray.

Gotta love the long-running Wednesday night treat over at The Beach House, where Mike Morrissey is your sheriff for Quiz & Bingo Night! Just €2 a card, kids, and the fun kicks off at 10pm.

Running throughout the month, Chakra have their new pre-theatre menu, where you can get award-winning Indian nosh for less. Boom!

And don’t forget, the Horse & Hound trad session every Wednesday evening – right by that cosy fire.

Thursday 29th Aug

Taking place on the last Thursday of every month, from 2.30pm to 4pm, the Wicklow Alzheimer’s Cafe offers a relaxed place where people with dementia, their families and friends, health and social care professionals can come together for education and support over a cup of tea. Situated at The Orchard, Bray Old Folks Association, Killarney Road.

In the morning, Wicklow Dementia Support gets underway at The Methodist Hall in Wicklow at 10.30am.

Running throughout the month of August at Greystones Library, Our Wicklow Women celebrates the county’s historical female pioneers, including local lasses Averil Deverell, Lizzie Hawkins-Whitshed and Máirín Cregan Ryan.

There’s a Conversational French Group gathering every Thursday morning, 11am, at the Greystones Library, and you can be a part of it – once you have Intermediate French. Call John on 012875981 for further details.

When Thursday comes around, it’s bowls out down at Kilian House for the Greystones Active Retirement Club, kicking off at 2.30pm, and the Women’s Guild will be having their afternoon crafters hook-up in St Patrick’s, from 2.15pm to 4.45pm. Any interested parties should contact Mary on 0863658878.

For the young ‘uns, over at Greystones Family Resource, their Adventure Youth Club for boys and girls between 12 and 14 kicks off every Thursday at 5.30pm.

Running until the end of August, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, there’s an Adult Kayaking Club down at Greytones Rowing Club, from 7.45pm to 8.45pm, and it costs just €10 for the hour. Email alansmullen@gmail.com for further details.

If heavy balls are your thing, alongside Greystones Bowling Club at Burnaby Park, there’s Kilcoole Indoor Bowls every Thursday (and Tuesday) evening at 8pm, in St Patrick’s (aka Forester’s Hall), whilst Newcastle’s Parish Centre has their indoor bowls on the Thursday too, also at 8pm. You can contact the latter here. Can’t find a fecking thing online about the former. In both cases, of course, new members are always welcome.

Novelist Marion Reynolds is hosting a Creative Writing Class every Thursday, from 6.45pm to 8.15pm, at Greystones Library. An experienced mentor and facilitator of creative writing classes, booking for this free course is essential – greylib@wicklowcoco.ie or 012873548.

If you’re still feeling a little peckish, and economical, Buoys Kitchen have introduced an Early Bird Menu on Thursday and Fridays, 5pm to 7pm, where you can grab a fine 2-course meal for €20 or a 3-course meal for just €23. Nice!

Open from 10am to 8.30pm, FourFront Games on Hillside Road have not one but two groovy Escape Rooms for you to take on – The Hillside Haunting and The Interrogation Room. All put together by the sick minds of Mary-Kate, David, Ciara & Colm…

Talking of which, there’s free family fun at FourFront too, the cunning gang of four having designed and printed a Puzzle Map of the town, with 10 clues and 10 locations to work your way through. A new run is currently at the printers…

Put a beep in your leap with Boogie Bounce Greystones, at the Greystones Lawn Tennis Club at 7pm – where you can let in some fitness and fun, and let out some stress, on a mini-trampoline. Boom! Paul and the gang are back there on Mondays, same time.

There’s also that Bray Greystones Badminton Club, meeting on Thursdays (and Wednesdays) at 8.30pm and Sundays at 4pm.

Open Wednesday to Sunday, The Bellevue Restaurant at The Horse & Hound has just introduced a new Early Bird menu from Wednesday to Saturday, 5pm to 9pm, where you can enjoy a fine 2-course meal for just €19.95. 

If you’re still feeling a little peckish, and economical, early in the evening, Buoys Kitchen have introduced an Early Bird Menu on Thursday and Fridays, 5pm to 7pm, where you can grab a fine 2-course meal for €20 or a 3-course meal for just €23. Nice!

Later, Chakra – being smart cookies – are continuing their new pre-theatre menu, where you can get award-winning Indian nosh for less. Boom!

Lots of other goodies coming up too, of course – including Creative Writing Delgany‘s new September morning workshops (email louiseintune@gmail.com for info) – so, keep watching the skies, and reading the Guide. You can also check out our weekly gig guide, The Whale and The Hot Spot, for a night on de town, baby…