Be a pirate for the Day with pirate games, best dressed pirate competition and live music. Ahoy me hearties. Come an' do a bit o' swashbucklin, learn the language of the gentlemen of fortune an' seek out some treasure. Listen to the music o' the Brave Marauders and their dellow buccaneers! Join in the fun, sail on the good ship ... Read More
The most outstanding Romanesque church St Peter's stands in a pretty grass churchyard in Northampton town centre, beside the buried remains of a Saxon palace. This 900-year-old Norman church is filled with glorious carved treasures. Built around 1150 AD, St Peter’s is a Grade 1 Romanesque building of national repute. The magnificent architecture includes the finely carved tower arch and ... Read More
Join the Kettering Civic Society for an enlightening afternoon as they embark on a walking tour led by the knowledgeable Kathy Haigh, on behalf of the Kettering Civic Society. Discover the rich tapestry of Kettering’s history through the lens of its non-conformists and the influential figure of William Knibb. This captivating tour will take you through some of Kettering's historical ... Read More
Experience the church in a whole new light, candlelight and torchlight to be exact. Join The Holy Sepulchre Church after dark for a special evening tour by torchlight. Bring your own torch and step into the shadows as they explore the church’s hidden corners and hidden gems. Discover the church as it is rarely seen, see details you might miss ... Read More
So much happens at the Rockin' Roadrunner Festival Live music, Performances, Craft stalls, Information, Fairgrounds, Inflatables, Entertainment, Refreshments
As part of Northants and Rutland Open Studios, 10 artists are hosting a pop up exhibition of their work in the Threshing Barn at Chester House. Art on show will range across painting, printmaking, photography and glass making. The artists will be on-site all 3 days and and holding demonstrations over the Saturday and Sunday. This is a free to ... Read More
Join in with a guided walk around King’s Cliffe Circular, departing from King’s Cliffe to take in the scenery in and around King’s Cliffe and Apethorpe with a knowledgeable local guide. Meet near All Saints and St. James Church at 10.30am. This is approximately a 2 hour long walk. PLEASE NOTE: Unfortunately this walk is not suitable for pushchairs or ... Read More
Our Wellbeing Walks are volunteer led, fun, free and friendly local walking groups open to all ages and abilities. There are currently over 20 walks across North Northamptonshire and we are actively looking to set up even more. The walks are in a variety of locations and range in length so there is a suitable walk for everyone. Walking is ... Read More
For Heritage Open Days, Delapré Abbey will be open for free entry on Sunday 14th, Wednesday 17th, Thursday 18th and Sunday 21st September, from 11am, last entries at 3pm. The house closes at 4pm. Learn about how the house started as a nunnery and later became home to two families with interesting stories. This event is free but pre-booking is ... Read More
This year, The Holy Sepulchre are exploring the theme: Layers, Scars, and Memories Carved in Stone. Over 900 years old, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is rich with physical traces of the past. Cracks, marks, changes in stone , all these “scars” tell a story of a building shaped by time, faith, and community. Topics include: Architecture: Layers, Scars, ... Read More
It is believed that the site at St Peter's in Brackley has been used for worship since the seventh century. Although few records exist before the 15th century, ancient churchyards were typically circular, as was St Peter's. The churchyard was extended during the time that Francis Thicknesse was vicar (1868-1879). He also built the mock Tudor vicarage, which later became ... Read More
The most outstanding Romanesque church St Peter's stands in a pretty grass churchyard in Northampton town centre, beside the buried remains of a Saxon palace. This 900-year-old Norman church is filled with glorious carved treasures. Built around 1150 AD, St Peter’s is a Grade 1 Romanesque building of national repute. The magnificent architecture includes the finely carved tower arch and ... Read More
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