Burton Latimer Heritage Museum. Our Autumn Exhibition features the services which have served Burton Latimer in times of emergency including: doctors, nurses, St John Ambulance, WW2 emergency services, the police force and the fire service. From medical instruments, to truncheons, handcuffs and a fire axe, there is lots to see. We have a "dressing up" box so that you or ... Read More
Talk by Kevin Varty on "Alpha to Omega - The Lost Language of Headstones". See website for more information.
Heritage Open Days - Special 'Everyday History' Daventry Heritage Walking Tour with The National Trust 🎟️ FREE event. 🗓️ Saturday 19th September, 10.30am. 📍 Meet outside Sheaf Street Health Store. 🔈 Tour will have headsets for attendees to wear to clearly hear the Guide. 🧑🧑🧒🧒 Family Friendly 🐶 Polite dogs welcome A special version of our historic tour as part ... Read More
Kerstin Linder-Dewan takes us on a journey tracing the imagined odyddey through the ages of the violin she plays, which was made in London in 1750
Discover the everyday lives spanning 5,000 years at Stanwick Lakes. From Roman crafts and Viking camps to blacksmithing, Roman pottery kilns and Bronze Age Boat building – explore the skills, work, and traditions that shaped life in the Nene Valley. Discover 5,000 years of everyday life in the Nene Valley at Stanwick Lakes this Heritage Open Days. For thousands of ... Read More
Join us for a Autumnal day out for all the family at our annual Artisan Fair and Autumn Walk. Explore the fabulous array of stallholders, from handmade crafts to delicious treats, our artisan market features a wonderful range of local makers, designers, and food vendors. Perfect for finding one-of-a-kind treasures and gifts! Then take a stroll through the woodland, lakeside ... Read More
Talk by Kathryn Baird in the Church of St Mary the Blessed Virgin, Warmington PE8 6TE on Sunday, 4 October at 2.30 pm, followed by tea and cake in Warmington Village Hall. The people who made the restoration happen in 1876 and the way the church looks today.
The Roman invasion of AD 43 and the conquest of Britain A heritage talk by Professor Stephen Upex The Romans sent an invasion force to Britain in AD 43 and for the next 4 centuries controlled the landscape of Britannia. This talk will explain how this invasion unfolded. Who where the troops, what were their forts like, how did the ... Read More
Presented by Northamptonshire's Baroque Music Group : Fiori Musicali, enjoy Mozart at his finest! This sublime music is performed alongside music by Mozart's favourite clarinettist, Anton Stadler as well as a clarinet quartet by his pupil Johanna Nepomuk Hummel. The concert welcomes distinguished basset clarinettist and Mozart expert Colin Lawson, (until recently head of the Royal College of Music).
Celebrated cellist Julian Lloyd Webber launches a day of live performances honouring the music of Sir Malcolm Arnold at Cripps Hall and St Matthew’s Church on Saturday 24th October, in the composer’s hometown of Northampton. The Malcolm Arnold Festival, a community-focused annual celebration, will showcase the composer's sparkling chamber, brass and orchestral music performed by guests including local ensembles, the ... Read More
ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF NORTHAMPTON’S MUSICAL GENIUS The Malcolm Arnold Festival, a community-focused annual celebration honouring the music of Sir Malcolm Arnold in his hometown of Northampton, will showcase the composer's sparkling chamber, brass and orchestral music performed by guests including local ensembles, the Northampton Symphony Orchestra and Towcester Studio Band. Probably best known for his internationally famous film scores, symphonic ... Read More
oin us on Northamptonshire Day to be inspired by the true story of Kinky Boots! From a small factory in Earls Barton, in Northamptonshire, England to Broadway, New York, USA; this is a story that has inspired so many, including the Golden Globe award-winning movie and the multi-Tony Award winning Broadway musical, Kinky Boots. This story chronicles Steve Pateman’s journey ... Read More
