Take a trip back in time with a ride on a vintage bus, courtesy of Northampton Transport Heritage. Hop on board for a free trip on a beautifully preserved heritage bus, following retro routes around the town and surrounding villages. A souvenir programme will also be available to purchase on the day, with funds going to the upkeep of these ... Read More
Kingsley Park Methodist Church, opened in September 1899, is a striking example of late Victorian architecture, featuring arched windows, ornate brickwork, and beautiful stained glass. The church is open to all and offers a warm welcome. As Northampton 3rd Girls’ Brigade celebrates 110 years, visitors can enjoy a slideshow of photos showcasing GB through the decades.
Celebrate Wellingborough invites local sports clubs, community centres, places of worship, independent businesses, and voluntary groups to “open their doors” and show residents and visitors alike what makes their corner of the town special. From open days and taster sessions to performances, demonstrations, and behind-the-scenes tours, the weekend will offer a unique chance to explore the many opportunities and activities ... Read More
Explore the architecture of the old service buildings at Lamport Hall including the dairy and laundry rooms. Take part in hands-on demos and activities, bringing the buildings back to life with their original uses. Brewer's Yard will, for the first time, be returned to its original use with costumed guides demonstrating the kinds of jobs and tasks which would have ... Read More
A wonderful mix of 13 local artists, showcasing a variety of artworks from paintings, glass, ceramics, textiles, digital art and wood turning. Northants & Rutland Open Studios pop up event for 2 days. Open 10-4pm both days, FREE ENTRY! Refreshments and cakes are also being served… Artists taking part are: Amy O’Shea Angela Hooton Jenny Buckingham Jo Lesley Lenka Page ... Read More
For one day, the Magistrates Courts will be open to the public with interesting tours of the courts and cells, and interesting talks and mock trials. It’s the first time this has been possible since 2019. On the day there will be tours of both the cells and the courts, the opportunity to take part in mock trials, and the ... Read More
Discover the historic and current structures on Borough Hill in Daventry Museum's Echoes of Daventry Calling exhibition, celebrating 100 years of broadcasting. Themed activities include paper house making, talks about Borough Hill and vintage bus rides. The architectural history of Borough Hill, Daventry dates back to its days as an Iron-age Hill Fort and most recently as the site of ... Read More
Join Chester House for a full day of vintage vehicles, live entertainment, and family-friendly activities at the Classic Car & Bike Show. Proudly organised by the Hatton Rotary Club, this event offers something for all ages from motoring enthusiasts to families looking for a fun summer day out. Explore a fantastic range of classic and vintage vehicles displayed throughout the ... Read More
Discover stunning oil paintings, gouache, prints & ceramics by Cordell Garfield, Michael Leaman & Dawn Isaac as part of the Northants & Rutland Open Studios Festival! Meet the artists live: · Dawn Isaac – Thu 4th Sept · Michael Leaman – Sat 13th Sept · Cordell Garfield – Sat 20th Sept Take home your favourite pieces – artwork available for ... 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
Tours of a 14th century collegiate church with medieval undercrofts of the college buildings. Fine lantern tower. There will be a short introductory PowerPoint display throughout the day and refreshments available. St Peters Parish Church is a 14th century collegiate church which was closed at the dissolution of the monasteries by Henry VIII. There are remains of the college including ... Read More
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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