Visit ‘A Most Dreadfull Fire’, an exhibition from Northamptonshire Archives which will be highlighting the impact of the fire on personal lives. The exhibition is open from Tuesday 10th June to 28th August 2025, with the Archives open Tuesday–Friday, 9 am – 4 pm. Entrance is free, with no booking needed!
To commemorate the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of Northampton, make sure to visit Delapré Abbey for the exhibition “Regeneration: Recreating Northampton,” focusing on the town’s revival and transformation.
Multi-disciplinary artist Simon James is pleased to unveil a solo exhibition of new works exploring the colours, shapes and surfaces that are hiding in plain sight in pockets of rural England, presented across three gallery spaces at the prestigious Charles Rennie Mackintosh House and Galleries. On show through July and August, the paintings, drawings and photographic works all draw their ... Read More
Join St Peters Church in Northampton for their open day where you can expect volunteer historians, bell ringing lessons, medieval combat for children and more! A day full of family fun.
The Medieval Round Church has been welcoming visitors since 1100 AD and in 2025 she is set to fling open her doors again. On Saturdays afternoons from 2pm-4pm from June to September, visitors can learn all about this fascinating church and the historic treasures she contains. (Please note there is no Open Day on 28th June.) If only these walls ... Read More
Get ready for an immersive journey back to September 20th, 1675, when a single spark ignited a catastrophic fire that reduced much of Northampton to ashes. Guided by an enigmatic Time Traveller, you’ll witness the unfolding disaster, hear the tales of survival, and see how the town rose from the ashes. Tour Highlights: St. Mary’s Street - Stand at the ... Read More
Bob Whitley (guitars and mandola) and Lee MacKenzie (cello) take us back to the 16th Century and the story of the triumph and tragedy of Anne Boleyn. Anne Boleyn holds King Henry VIII in thrall for six years and supplants Katherine of Aragon as Queen of England on the promise that she will bear King Henry a son and royal ... Read More
Naseby Battlefield Project is hosting Naseby Battlefield Tours! Naseby Battlefield – The Most Important Place You've Never Heard of... Journey back in time to one of the most pivotal moments in British history with a Naseby Battlefield Tour. Led by experienced tour guides, this immersive experience offers a unique perspective on the Battle of Naseby and its enduring impact on ... Read More
The story of the Westminster terror attack in March 2021 and its subsequent events will be revealed by Fay Tennet, a former Chief Inspector and Deputy Head of Security at the Houses of Parliament, and Deputy Director of Security Liaison at the Royal Household. Members £4.00, non-members £5.00 | Methodist Schoolroom, College Street, Wollaston
Silverstone Museum offers an unforgettable motorsport experience, with a spectacular new exhibition celebrating 75 years of the Formula 1® Driver’s World Championship — only on until the end of September 2025. Marking the anniversary of the first ever Championship Grand Prix held at Silverstone in 1950, this special showcase features over 60 exhibits, including legendary F1® cars, race worn suits, ... Read More
A heritage trail which celebrates Daventry's historic architecture, remarkable people and events which focuses largely on historic Sheaf Street but uncovers some of the town's other unknown gems. The heritage trail leaflet can be picked up from the Sheaf Street Health Store, which is the recommended starting point of the trail.
An interesting old church which has been at the centre of village life for over 900 years. This year, as well as details of the church's history, there will be a "Chained Library" collection and some architect drawings from the Victorian restoration. The church, built of local stone, is of late Saxon/early Norman origins with different styles of architecture from ... Read More
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