This show features five ceramicists from different parts of the UK who all have a close affinity with fired clay and a common concern with its surface. From the patterned surfaces of St. Ives potters John Bedding and Sarah Dunstan to the layered and distressed pots of Dumfries- based Andrew Adair; the heavily patinated architectural […]
Find out more »Barton Civic Society hosts Jackson Sage who describes the wonders of this internationally important wetland site, and the work of the Humber Nature Partnership managing this European Marine Site. At the Wilderspin & National School Museum in the Joseph Wright Hall, Queen Street . Admission for Civic Society members is free. Non-members £2.
Find out more »It has only been a short space of time since The Magpies burst onto the UK folk scene, but they have already made a huge impression with their fresh brand of transatlantic neo-folk and have been ‘making waves wherever they play’ (Phil Beer, Show of Hands). In their live performances The Magpies have been exceptionally […]
Find out more »Hidden History tells of Barton upon Humber's fascinating history through a collection of media including original and authentic photographs, video clips, narration and text.
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