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Local historian Ann Cullis will reveal some of the fascinating tales associated with the unique and historic building occupied by the Museum of Bath at Work - built originally as Real tennis court in 1777.

Join bestselling local author Glenda Young for an illustrated talk about her writing life from growing up in Ryhope to becoming a bestselling author, published by Headline.

An illustrated talk about the development of tourism in Britain and Ireland in the 18th century by Professor Jim Watt from the school of 18th century studies at York University, to be held in the ballroom of Doncaster's Georgian Mansion House.

A fun trail designed for children - learn about the beehives at the Cathedral, and follow the 'Bee-Roads' as you discover the numerous saints who are connected with bees!

Dr Steven Blake presents a talk on some of the early 19th century nonconformist churches of Cheltenham.

'Variations on a Theme' is an exhibition that invites you to explore the rich diversity of artistic expression through a shared motif. Each piece in this collection showcases the unique perspective and technique of its creator.

Pillowell Silver Band celebrates 135 years on brass band music from the village of Pillowell in the Forest of Dean. Formed by a group of brass players in the village in 1889 the band is still very much alive and entertaining in the local area.

Come and see one of Norwich’s ‘hidden gems’ where outdoor bowls has been played for 154 years. Active club in delightful garden setting.

View the special timeline installed in 2022 marking 175 years since the railway reached Lowestoft.

An exhibition of the the development of roads and travel and the coaching system with a study of Tuxford, one of the earliest stops on the Great North Road. There will be an illustrated talk on September 15th 1400.

See inside one of Surrey’s oldest private homes and its adjacent working forge, with textile exhibits exploring this year’s theme of ‘Routes – Networks – Connections’.

Learn about how Fire, Water and Waste were dealt with in times gone by.

After part one last year, this year we have part two of a Great Baddow virtual tour.

With Local Historian & Friend of Linthorpe Cemetery & Nature Reserve Ian Stubbs we will journey across the globe using the headstones of people resting in the cemetery. Japan to Russia, Germany to Africa the battlefields of two world wars & oceans.

Guide Bridge display featuring interpretation panels and objects related to the history of the area.

An opportunity to be shown around the museum by the curator.

A guided tour of the Pump House Theatre & Arts Centre. This tour will look at the heritage of the building as a pump station and then as its development into a theatre and arts centre.

A guided walk along Ballygate, one of Beccles' ancient streets.

The Lower Don Valley was the powerhouse of Sheffield's heavy steel industry and Attercliffe was where its workers lived. Though many buildings have disappeared what remains is a fascinating insight into the life of a once-thriving community.

Art exhibits and talks by local artists and makers show how routes, connections and networks influence their ceramics, batik, crochet, printmaking and folk art. Programme also offers traditional story tales, singing of sea shanties and a pop-up cafe.

Art exhibition of the 4 artists in residence of the ART-efact Project which uses Oswestry Town's Museum and Archive collections for inspiration

Experience the rich interior, pulpit, pews, screen, gallery and organ of this 1811 non-conformist chapel.

Who lived in your house? Ask our experts how to find out who occupied the premises and when. See the changes caused by the creation of the Inner Distribution Road in Reading. Find out what Broad Street looked like in the past.

Sign up to this event to explore how activism has served the people of Leeds in our city, in both our past and present.

Adur abounds with the heritage of transport. With Shoreham's harbour, airport, river and sea, Adur has been at the forefront of exploration. Find this new exhibition across Shoreham-by-Sea, Southwick and Lancing.

A great opportunity to watch the traditional art of spinning on a 13th century (reproduction) spinning wheel, to have a go at drop spinning and to learn about the craft of wool dyeing using plants from the garden.

Dating from 1868, All Saints is a Grade I listed building.

THERE was a church with a priest at Hessle at the time of the Domesday Book (1086). The oldest parts of this Grade I listed church go back to the 12th-century.

All Saints Church with its unusual striped tower, Gilbert Scott interior and fine stained glass stands in a picture postcard setting.

Come and discover the fascinating history of this beautiful church in a stunning riverside setting. It was built in 1395 by Archbishop Courtenay to become one of the grandest Perpendicular churches in England.

Visitors can enjoy the grandeur and beauty of the only elliptical church in England, whilst being guided through its history.

A week of Open Days of this important Dorset church.

Gilbert Scott's final church , in the Gothic Revival Style. Built as a Memorial Church To Walter Hook , The great 19th century church builder and Vicar of Leeds.

Come and see Bert Collyer's collection of Lowestoft scenes from days gone by

Exhibition of paintings and display boards to illustrate the experience of ragged school children and humble sailors from South Street and the lanes in Gosport town centre.

Journey back along the viaduct and discover the fascinating link between Helmshore Mills and its train line. Discover how the train tracks revolutionised the cotton industry and how it changed the landscape of Helmshore today.

First, we take a look at Rotherham Minister before following the Sheffield and Tinsley Canal from Rotherham to Sheffield Victoria Quays and into Sheffield City Centre. There are cut-off points at Meadowhall and Attercliffe.

The Colour Makers House in Appleby was rebuilt in 1677. A unique Artist Colourman's Shop making pigments and paints from naturally foraged earth and rocks. We also create green verditer using alchemy and discover colours and their global stories.

An exhibition on the history of south Cheltenham.

From Doomsday to the coming of the New Town of Milton Keynes in 1967! A snapshot of the history of the village and people of Woughton on the Green through the work and research carried out by Woughton Heritage, a local history group.

As the mist rises from Knutsford's moor, you will follow your guide to experience some of the most bizarre and unusual paranormal events ever to occur in Knutsford

Walk around the church in search of animals. Some are in plain sight, some more hidden. From eagles to lions, from tortoise to lamb. Follow a mini safari trail and see how many you can find.

Anna Sewell House in Great Yarmouth is the birthplace of the Black Beauty Author Anna Sewell. Redwings Horse Sanctuary took on guardianship of this special building in 2022.

We are launching a new trail throughout our town in Appleby! Look out for a QR Code poster on any of our heritage assets to see historic pictures and listen to a short audio clip which will tell you more about our history.

Enjoy a behind the scenes look at the Museum archive

Tuck in to our Metroland inspired art and craft activities!

An art trail map will be printed along with posters and distributed around Leeds City centre and beyond.

Pontefract Art Club partnerships with Pontefract Civic Society and The Prince of Wales Hospice for this on-line exhibition.

The Friends of Newark Town Hall Museum and Art Gallery present 'Art on the Move' in the Spotlight Gallery. Traditional Folk Art began on canal boats in the 1850s and has evolved with styles adapted to modern materials and designs.

Join Salisbury Hospital's ArtCare & Wavy Line Studio as we take over space at Salisbury Museum. Get inspired by Salisbury's Healthcare History and work with professional artists to design & print your own tote bag /t-shirt in response.