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Grade I listed. Oldest church in Guildford, dating from 10th century or earlier; extended C12-C13. Tower is oldest building in town. Pulpit where Lewis Carroll preached. Special ‘Our Time 2’ art exhibition. Children's trail and visitor guides.

The church of the Wisdom of God is unique in England: it is built like a Roman basilica and is filled with treasures from ancient Rome and Byzantium.

A collection of World War I and World War II Memorials to Cadbury employees.

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.

As part of our Heritage open days, The Watts Gallery's knowledgeable guides are available in the Watts Chapel to explain Mary’s amazing designs and inspiration.

As part of visit A Trio of Churches (Clifford Methodist, St Edward’s RC and St Luke’s C of E) St Luke’s will be welcoming visitors to explore and uncover the history of this Church and its connections with the other churches in the trio.

Selly Manor Museum commissioned four young, local, artists of Black Heritage to create artworks depicting Black Tudors inspired by real people's stories. Explore our medieval house and enjoy these fantastic, thought-provoking artworks.

Maiastra welcomes multi-award winner and Maiastra Course Director Akiko Ono, who will be joined by three talented young musicians. Together they will perform three quartets by Ravel, Britten and Mozart.

Visit the display illustrating the different stages of the Odeon’s history; talk with its collector and curator of 37 years Kevin Langford. Also, find out more about Harrogate’s “Best Kept Secret” it’s film society, now in its 69th season.

Exhibition of photographs of routeways and communications in Liskeard with clues to help identify them. Trail map. Also Kingwell Family Art and Craft sale in the Gallery.

Clifford, listed in the Doomsday Book, is outstanding for its spiritual heritage. Visit the three churches of different Christian traditions found in Clifford each offering an exciting program and join an historic walking tour of the village.

Explore the unique history of Watts Gallery - Artists Village. Enjoy free entry and site tours to discover the heritage of the Arts & Crafts gem.

Fifty minute guided tours around Ipswich Town Hall, The Mayor's Parlour and the Corn Exchange.

Guided Tour & Talks at the Gurdwara on the Sikh faith, instrumental and Q&A session. Free lunch (Langar). Sikh-Punjabi heritage and values exhibitions; Children’s arts and library at SCCYC Sikh Museum Northampton.

Explore the Grade I listed church of St Leonard dates from 1100 and was rebuilt 1412 incorporating Norman arches and enlarged 1524.

A Grade I listed Georgian church familiarly known as Sowerby St Peter's. It has recently been used in the first Gentleman Jack television series. View heritage textiles as you listen to local organists who will be playing whilst the church is open.

Three animated films in response to three Derby 'gardens', including The Arboretum - Britain's first public park.

Three animated films in response to three Derby 'gardens', including The Arboretum - Britain's first public park.

The first purpose-built Serbian Orthodox church in the UK (known locally as Lazarica) is opening its doors giving you an opportunity to meet a thriving and friendly Anglo-Serbian community.

This talk focuses on the life and work of Goole pierhead painter Reuben Chappell.

Indian dance and music.

Join us for a Commonwealth War Graves Commission tour of Stoke on Trent (Hartshill) Cemetery.

Art and building heritage tours revealing hidden and interesting spaces across the building.

St Martin's is a handsome Victorian church by Henry Woodyer celebrating its 150 anniversary. For Heritage Open Days the church will be exploring its connections with the creative arts and networks within the community.

Visit two of Birmingham's oldest buildings in Birmingham, in the heart of historic Bournville - Selly Manor and Minworth Greaves. Explore the Tudor manor and medieval hall with lots of activities and hands-on history.

Visit Market Rasen Station to see displays of artwork and flowers

Visit our huge church, its tower and spire visible for miles, see our beautiful font, lectern, pulpit, Reredos, and our world-famous Schulze Organ. You will not be disappointed! We also boast a comprehensive exhibition area.

By Farina Noorani, a resident artist at Westbury Art Centre. Inspired by the landmarks of Milton Keynes, it aims to show its interesting architecture in a unique style, displaying how Milton Keynes has evolved from an old town into a new city.

Chartwell was the much-loved family home of Sir Winston Churchill from 1922 until his death in 1965, a place from which he drew solace and inspiration.

There will be a chance to see old registers and local memorabilia in the wonderful setting of St Peter's Church, Hartshead. This is a Bronte Church, where Rev'd Patrick served as curate in charge. There are links with the Luddites too and Robin Hood.

An opportunity to walk around our Grade II* church and to view the architecture, our stunning windows, the history, the organ and roof projects, along with all the events we put on each year besides the Anglo-Catholic worship that takes place weekly.

There has been a house on this site for over 1000 years – and now Westbury has been reinvented and is a thriving arts venue offering a range of creative workshops and art experiences for Milton Keynes residents and the wider community.

Art, food & culture from Sierra Leone.

Guided tour of Steam Tug Brent and talk "TID Tugs and their part in the D-Day Preparations" three times over two days

See what it was like to live in a Tin Bungalow and learn about Immingham Dock.

An exhibition of local arts and crafts from the Liskeard Market Makers which is inspired by the rich mining heritage of Liskeard. This is a one off event showcasing beautiful local artwork/crafts.

Hunsbury Hill Country Park houses a 2,500 year-old Iron-age Hillfort. On 7th/8th September a Viking re-enactment group will be in the park showing typical Living History, with battles & ambushes. A Chainsaw Artist will be there on 7th September.

St Mary-at-the-Walls has a rich history, both as a church and, more recently, as the Colchester Arts Centre. Refurbished in 2021, it boasts amazing mosaic toilets, which are not to be missed, as well as stunning views from the top of its tower.

Norman church open with historic records, church embroidery and information on local village history on display, light refreshments available.

Artist Sarah Palmer, of The House with the Blue Door, shows her recent work on the two-wheeled heritage of North East Lincolnshire.

An opportunity to climb the spiral staircase to the top of the church tower to see the bells and clock room. Churchyard trail and quizzes to learn more about the history of the church and churchyard.

Guests are welcome to join the Liskeard Arts members, free of charge, for the talk in the Public Hall.

Explore the outdoor space of Rowheath Pavilion.

A joint art exhibition, showcasing the work of local artists (painting, photography, installation, music &more) situated in The Creative Void - a community focused space in The Old Bath House, supporting local creative practitioners and activities.

Join Horncastle History & Heritage Society for a short guided walk exploring the town's historic inns and their role in the carrier's cart network.

Brigg Heritage Centre is proud to present a new pop-up installation illustrating how the historic North Lincolnshire market town of Brigg (and surrounding Ancholme Valley) has evolved through history!

Mayflower based artwork created by children from the local school will be on display throughout the town. The school choir will perform a specially arranged song and children will read specially written poetry.

Come and see our display exploring the network of carrier's carts that once connected Horncastle to the villages and rural communities around it in the days before motor transport.

Another chance to see the town clock in the Guildhall be wound. So, for the second time in its history it stopped due to the coronavirus pandemic. This film shows it being re-started. It's over 150 years old.

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