Beautiful weather forecast for Sunday so get your tickets now for our Kadia lads - this month's Brunch Barnstormers. Where else are you gonna get free tickets for your teenagers? Engage them with something a bit different 🙂 https://thelittleboxoffice.com/riverhouse/event/view/78533

Ozlem is here now with her lovely book and delicious cake samples for you to try!

Tomorrow morning between 10 and 12.30 Ozlem Warren will be here making Turkish treats and coffee. Her signed book will be available for £23. Full of amazing Turkish recipes and beautiful photos of her homeland. Pease come along and meet this inspirational author and chef!

Have you heard of our 'Polish Summer' theme? Well to kick this off, Clare Hammond, our beautiful regular performing pianist will be here for a lunchtime concert on Wed 18 April. Clair has specialised in the interpretation of Polish music and she'll be playing pieces from Panufnik, Szymanowski and Chopin. https://thelittleboxoffice.com/riverhouse/event/view/45980

Amended April 12 Newsletter -

Open today until May Day, our Mount Felix Tapestry is on display. Catch it before it head off to New Zealand for 18 months. www.mountfelixtapestry.co.uk

Next Tuesday between 11 and 3, Ozlem warren will be in the Barn café talking about her new book. Ozlems Turkish Table, (Recipes from my homeland.) Come along for interesting stories and wonderful Turkish coffee and sweet treats! No need to book and free to everyone!

You can now rest assured in the knowledge that most of our key staff are up to date with their first aid now. However, don't rely on Emily or me if you're throwing up - we don't do sick.

David was a student of renowned West Country based painter, Robert Lenkiewicz. 20% of the sales will go the charity Sense, that works with deaf blind people. Quality, affordable work! Don't miss

This week's cover boys are Kadia, our next fabulous Brunch Barnstormers on Sunday 22 April. https://thelittleboxoffice.com/riverhouse/event/view/78533 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gM_F7SnRxeA

One of the many reasons I love my job. Today, I’m babysitting Hades whilst his mum (one of our tutors) is on a first aid course in the Barn. In honour of his visit in the office, I've written a poem to stick to the office door: The office is open, but the door might be shut This is because, inside there’s a mutt! Don’t be scared ‘tho his name is ‘Hell’* He’s friendly enough and this we know well, ‘cos his mum’s a tutor here and friend of the boss Who babysits ‘Hell’ when his mum’s at a loss So ‘tho he might whine and act a bit needy I’ve got his treats for which he is greedy And if at some point, he gets on my wick He’ll return to his mum with a swift kick! * actually it’s Hades but nothing rhymed with that…