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SUMMARY:Autumn Exhibition - Don't Panic - A History of Emergency Services in Burton Latimer
DESCRIPTION: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 your children can pose in a police helmet or fire helmet\, plus take your fingerprints!\nOpen Thursday and Saturdays 10am-1pm from Saturday 5th September to Saturday 5th December. Free entry. Free parking. Disabled access. Other days and times by appointment. Phone 07944 083170. \nMuseum address: Harold Mason Centre\, 120 High Street\, Burton Latimer NN15 5RH
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/autumn-exhibition-dont-panic-a-history-of-emergency-services-in-burton-latimer/
LOCATION:Burton Latimer\, Burton Latimer\,\, Kettering\, Northamptonshire\, NN15 5LB
CATEGORIES:Free,History
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SUMMARY:Exhibition - Mark Wallinger: Field
DESCRIPTION:Discover a world-class contemporary art exhibition right on your doorstep. Field brings together new and iconic works by celebrated UK artist Mark Wallinger\, exploring how we make sense of nature\, geometry\, and the world around us. Drawing local inspiration from 19th-century Northamptonshire poet John Clare\, the show features mesmerizing 33-minute skylark soundscapes\, quantum physics-inspired mesh paintings\, hypnotic film works\, and hand-numbered brick installations built into the gallery’s historic architecture. A captivating experience for all ages in Northampton's premier artist-led cultural space. \nArts Collective is free to enter and open to the public Wednesday to Saturday 11am – 5pm.
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/exhibition-mark-wallinger-field/
CATEGORIES:Family friendly,Free,Half Term,History
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SUMMARY:Mozart Clarinet Quintet
DESCRIPTION: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.\nThe concert welcomes distinguished basset clarinettist and Mozart expert Colin Lawson\, (until recently head of the Royal College of Music).
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/mozart-clarinet-quintet/
CATEGORIES:History,Music
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SUMMARY:Rushden & District History Society
DESCRIPTION:Nick Cooke speaking on The Great Train Robbery
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/rushden-district-history-society-2/
LOCATION:Whitefriars School\, Boughton Drive\, Rushden\, Northamptonshire\, NN10 9HX
CATEGORIES:History
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DTSTAMP:20261001T155723Z
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SUMMARY:384th Bombardment Group Museum Open Day\, RAF Grafton Underwood
DESCRIPTION:Step back into the living history of the 384th Bomb Group at Grafton Underwood. Join us for our latest Museum Open Day\, where the stories of the airmen who flew from this Northamptonshire airfield come vividly to life. \nExplore original wartime artefacts\, exhibits and personal accounts that reveal the courage\, routine\, and sacrifice behind every mission. Discover the history of the former airfield and how it affected the local population. Take the short walk into the historic Grafton Park Wood to discover the sites of former airfield buildings. \nOur volunteers will be on hand to guide you through the exhibits\, share new research\, and answer questions about the base’s role in the air war over Europe during World War 2. \nWhether you’re a local resident\, a history enthusiast\, or discovering the 384th for the first time\, the museum offers a powerful and accessible window into the past. Come walk the ground they once walked — and keep their memory flying. \nSited just outside the village of Grafton Underwood on the Brigstock Road. Open from 10am to 3pm with parking on site. Entry is free\, donations gratefully accepted.
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/384th-bombardment-group-museum-open-day-raf-grafton-underwood/
CATEGORIES:Family friendly,Free,History,Outdoors
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SUMMARY:Malcolm Arnold Festival - A Day of Live Music in Northampton\, at Cripps Hall and St Matthew's Church!
DESCRIPTION: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 Northampton Symphony Orchestra and Towcester Studio Band. An affordable Day Ticket offers low-cost entrance\, with free admission for students and those under 18. \nANNUAL CELEBRATION OF NORTHAMPTON’S MUSICAL GENIUS \nProbably best known for his internationally famous film scores\, symphonic showpieces\, and a canon of powerfully emotive semi-autobiographical symphonies\, the Malcolm Arnold Festival is an annual programme of events celebrating one of England’s most prolific\, colourful and charismatic composers – Sir Malcolm Arnold (1921-2006). \n“A GESTURE OF FRIENDSHIP” \nThe festival will be opened by its President\, the internationally renowned cellist and educator Julian Lloyd Webber\, who shares a profound personal connection with one of the many standout performances. Malcolm Arnold wrote his 'Fantasy' for the cellist in 1986.  \nReflecting on the work\, Lloyd Webber notes that Arnold's writing is incredibly generous and direct\, demonstrating a genuine love for the instrument through lyrical phrasing that naturally draws out the richest\, warmest qualities. Recalling the origin of the piece and their mutual admiration\, Lloyd Webber has said that on requesting a commission from the composer\, “he readily agreed while refusing to accept a commission fee\, explaining that his music was “a gesture of friendship”.  \nConsisting of seven short continuous movements\, the work conveys the same intensity of expression found in Arnold’s finest works. And fittingly\, it will be Lloyd Webber’s wife\, Jiaxin Cheng Lloyd Webber – herself an acclaimed cellist – who will take centre stage in this performance. \nGUEST ENSEMBLES AND RISING STARS \nJoining Jiaxin will be guest ensembles including the Albion Orchestra\, Towcester Studio Band\, Roger Coull (violin)\, Nicholas Roberts (cello) and Lynn Arnold (piano)\, as well as rising stars from the premier international music academies and conservatoires. \nGALA CONCERT PROMISES ARNOLD SHOWPIECES \nFor the evening concert the festival transfers to St Matthew’s Church when the Northampton Symphony Orchestra presents a rousing celebration of orchestral music by Malcolm Arnold alongside two of his fellow-composers and performed under the baton of the orchestra’s musical director and life-long Arnold champion John Gibbons BEM.  \nAn evening of high-octane performances is promised featuring the composer’s characteristically tuneful themes from the film soundtrack to 'The Sound Barrier'\, and his final work\, the Little Suite No.3\, also known as A 'Manx' Suite\, which incorporates traditional tunes from the Isle of Man. The Philharmonic Concerto – a three-movement orchestral showpiece featuring a wealth of percussion including bongos\, tam-tam\, side drum and tambourine – is to be performed to mark the 250th anniversary this year of the American Declaration of Independence. \nAlongside these works will be the spirited Oboe Concerto by Ruth Gipps\, written when the composer was just 20 years old and studying under the legendary Léon Goossens at the Royal College of Music\, where Malcolm Arnold was a fellow student. As a fine oboist herself\, the work demonstrates Gipps’ deep understanding and technical mastery of the instrument and reflects the expressive\, lyrical style inspired by her teacher. For this performance\, the oboe soloist will be the CBSO’s Principal Second Oboe\, Emmet Byrne. \nTwo contrasting works by Dmitri Shostakovich bookend the programme: his exuberant Festive Overture\, and the satirical Symphony No. 9 – a piece famously banned in Soviet Russia until 1955. Acknowledging the composer’s creative influence and shared sentiment\, Arnold viewed the symphony as a masterclass in artistic defiance\, declaring “we’re kindred souls in a very rough barbaric world.” \nFESTIVAL CONTINUES WITH FREE-TO-VIEW LIVE-STREAM \nThe Malcolm Arnold Festival continues online with a free-to-view live stream presenting a complementary programme themed around the composer’s music of 1956 and a discovery of his piano repertoire. The live stream can be accessed on Sunday 1st November from the website.  \nHOW TO BOOK\n–	DAY TICKET\nCripps Hall\, Northampton NN1 5RT\n£18.00\, Under 18s / Student FREE\nhttps://www.tickettailor.com/events/malcolmarnoldfestival/2194895  \n–	GALA CONCERT \nSaint Matthew's Church\, The Drive\, Northampton NN1 4RY\n£15.00\, Concession £12.00\, Under 18s £5.00 \nhttps://ti.to/nso/nsoconcert241026
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/malcolm-arnold-festival-a-day-of-live-music-in-northampton-at-cripps-hall-and-st-matthews-church/
LOCATION:St Matthew’s Church\, Northampton\, NN1 4RY
CATEGORIES:Family friendly,Festival,Free,Half Term,History,Music
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SUMMARY:Malcolm Arnold Festival - Northampton Symphony Orchestra at St Matthew's Church!
DESCRIPTION:ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF NORTHAMPTON’S MUSICAL GENIUS \nThe 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. \nProbably best known for his internationally famous film scores\, symphonic showpieces\, and a canon of powerfully emotive semi-autobiographical symphonies\, the Malcolm Arnold Festival is an annual programme of events celebrating one of England’s most prolific\, colourful and charismatic composers – Sir Malcolm Arnold (1921-2006). \nGALA CONCERT PROMISES ARNOLD SHOWPIECES \nFor the evening concert at 7:30pm at St Matthew’s Church\, the Northampton Symphony Orchestra presents a rousing celebration of orchestral music by Malcolm Arnold alongside two of his fellow-composers and performed under the baton of the orchestra’s musical director and life-long Arnold champion John Gibbons BEM.  \nAn evening of high-octane performances is promised featuring the composer’s characteristically tuneful themes from the film soundtrack to 'The Sound Barrier'\, and his final work\, the Little Suite No.3\, also known as A 'Manx' Suite\, which incorporates traditional tunes from the Isle of Man. The Philharmonic Concerto – a three-movement orchestral showpiece featuring a wealth of percussion including bongos\, tam-tam\, side drum and tambourine – is to be performed to mark the 250th anniversary this year of the American Declaration of Independence. \nAlongside these works will be the spirited Oboe Concerto by Ruth Gipps\, written when the composer was just 20 years old and studying under the legendary Léon Goossens at the Royal College of Music\, where Malcolm Arnold was a fellow student. As a fine oboist herself\, the work demonstrates Gipps’ deep understanding and technical mastery of the instrument and reflects the expressive\, lyrical style inspired by her teacher. For this performance\, the oboe soloist will be the CBSO’s Principal Second Oboe\, Emmet Byrne. \nTwo contrasting works by Dmitri Shostakovich bookend the programme: his exuberant Festive Overture\, and the satirical Symphony No. 9 – a piece famously banned in Soviet Russia until 1955. Acknowledging the composer’s creative influence and shared sentiment\, Arnold viewed the symphony as a masterclass in artistic defiance\, declaring “we’re kindred souls in a very rough barbaric world.” \nA DAY OF MUSICAL DISCOVERIES \nEarlier\, from 11:00am at Cripps Hall (School for Boys)\, the festival is to be opened by its President\, the internationally renowned cellist and educator Julian Lloyd Webber\, who shares a profound personal connection with one of the many standout performances: Malcolm Arnold wrote his 'Fantasy' for the cellist in 1986.  \nReflecting on the work\, Lloyd Webber notes that Arnold's writing is incredibly generous and direct\, demonstrating a genuine love for the instrument through lyrical phrasing that naturally draws out the richest\, warmest qualities. Recalling the origin of the piece and their mutual admiration\, Lloyd Webber has said that on requesting a commission from the composer\, “he readily agreed while refusing to accept a commission fee\, explaining that his music was “a gesture of friendship”.  \nConsisting of seven short continuous movements\, the work conveys the same intensity of expression found in Arnold’s finest works. And fittingly\, it will be Lloyd Webber’s wife\, Jiaxin Cheng Lloyd Webber – herself an acclaimed cellist – who will take centre stage in this performance. \nGUEST ENSEMBLES AND RISING STARS \nJoining Jiaxin will be guest ensembles including the Albion Orchestra\, Towcester Studio Band\, Roger Coull (violin)\, Nicholas Roberts (cello) and Lynn Arnold (piano)\, as well as rising stars from the premier international music academies and conservatoires. \nAn affordable Day Ticket offers low-cost entrance\, with free admission for students and those under 18. The evening's Gala Concert is priced separately\, please see below. Full details and ticket sales via the website or on the door. \nFESTIVAL CONTINUES WITH FREE-TO-VIEW LIVE-STREAM \nThe Malcolm Arnold Festival continues online with a free-to-view live stream presenting a complementary programme themed around the composer’s music of 1956 and a discovery of his piano repertoire. The live stream can be accessed on Sunday 1st November from the website.  \nHOW TO BOOK\n–	DAY TICKET\nCripps Hall\, Northampton NN1 5RT\n£18.00\, Under 18s / Student FREE\nhttps://www.tickettailor.com/events/malcolmarnoldfestival/2194895  \n–	GALA CONCERT \nSaint Matthew's Church\, The Drive\, Northampton NN1 4RY\n£15.00\, Concession £12.00\, Under 18s £5.00 \nhttps://ti.to/nso/nsoconcert241026
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/malcolm-arnold-festival-northampton-symphony-orchestra-at-st-matthews-church/
LOCATION:St Matthew’s Church\, Northampton\, NN1 4RY
CATEGORIES:Family friendly,Festival,Free,Half Term,History,Music
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SUMMARY:Kinky Boots: The True Story
DESCRIPTION:oin us on Northamptonshire Day to be inspired by the true story of Kinky Boots! \nFrom 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 – the Boss in Boots – from a small Northamptonshire factory to the Broadway musical and award-winning film. \nFollow Steve’s story as he enters a world he didn’t know existed. Learning to walk in six-inch stiletto heels and shaving his legs are just two of the things Steve had to do to help save his business. \nLaugh with him\, or at him! Cringe or smile. Steve’s journey has changed his outlook on life as it has also changed the lives of millions around the world. \nHeld in the Malt Room on the second floor. Lift available if needed. Talk starts at 5pm\, doors open at 4.30pm.
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/kinky-boots-the-true-story/
LOCATION:Towcester Mill Brewery\, Chantry Lane\,\, Towcester\, Northamptonshire\, NN12 6YY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:History
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SUMMARY:Northamptonshire Day celebration
DESCRIPTION:Join us in Kettering town centre for an all-day celebration of the best of Northamptonshire – hop on a heritage bus to Wicksteed Park and the Lighthouse Theatre and come and take a look at the renovated Alfred East Gallery!
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/northamptonshire-day-celebration/
CATEGORIES:Family friendly,Festival,Free,Half Term,History
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DTSTAMP:20260912T122226Z
CREATED:20260902T134232Z
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SUMMARY:Haunted Museum Trail
DESCRIPTION:Wellingborough Museum has run into a problem… they’re being haunted! 👻 \nA range of famous people from Wellingborough’s history have decided to haunt the museum and cause mischief – and the curators need YOUR help to get rid of them! \nWander through the museum and learn about each famous ghost to help them leave. There may even be a prize for those who can help all the ghosts… 🏅 \nThis event is FREE of charge\, and is a drop-in event\, with no booking needed. The event will be running from the 26th-30th October from 11am-3pm.
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/haunted-museum-trail/
LOCATION:Wellingborough Museum\, 12 Castle Way\, Wellingborough\, NN8 1XB
CATEGORIES:Family friendly,Free,Half Term,Halloween,History
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261027T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261027T000000
DTSTAMP:20260912T122336Z
CREATED:20260902T134538Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260912T122336Z
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SUMMARY:Spooky Storytelling and Crafts
DESCRIPTION:Join Wellingborough Museum for some spoooooky storytelling from a bona-fide witch! 🧙‍♀️ \nGretchen the Good Witch will be taking up residence in the museum on Tuesday 27th October from 11am-3pm\, ready to tell her scariest stories to anyone who’ll hear… listen at your own peril! \nAlongside our witchy storytelling\, we’ll also have some Halloween crafts for you to get stuck in with. 🖌️ \nThis event is FREE of charge\, and is a drop-in event\, with no booking needed.
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/spooky-storytelling-and-crafts/
LOCATION:Wellingborough Museum\, 12 Castle Way\, Wellingborough\, NN8 1XB
CATEGORIES:Family friendly,Free,Half Term,Halloween,History
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261028T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261028T000000
DTSTAMP:20260912T122417Z
CREATED:20260902T134809Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260912T122417Z
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SUMMARY:CJ's Birds & Haunted Railway at Wellingborough Museum
DESCRIPTION:Wellingborough Museum are delighted to be welcoming back CJ’s Birds this Halloween! 🦅 \nThey’ll be bringing their array of birds of prey – owls\, eagles\, hawks\, and falcons. Join them for bird handling sessions and talks with demonstrations throughout the day.\nWe’ll also be running our Haunted Railway event in the Upstairs Gallery\, where our miniature railway will be dressed for the holiday and will be being run regularly throughout the day. 🚂 \nBoth events are FREE and are drop-in\, meaning you can just swing by on the day between 11am-3pm and enjoy!
URL:https://discover-northamptonshire.co.uk/event/cjs-birds-haunted-railway-at-wellingborough-museum/
LOCATION:Wellingborough Museum\, 12 Castle Way\, Wellingborough\, NN8 1XB
CATEGORIES:Family friendly,Free,Half Term,Halloween,History,Outdoors
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