Events for 8th September 2024
10:00 am
Bring the little ones down to take part in this self-guided heritage trail at The Ropewalk where they will have the opportunity to learn more about this historic building and its fascinating connections! Free
Find out more »With history dating back more than 1000 years, this is a wonderful opportunity to discover the Saxon tower and medieval features of St Peter’s Church. Enjoy informative displays and a chance to chat with knowledgeable volunteers who bring the church's past to life. Admission is free with kind thanks to English Heritage. Free
Find out more »The Ted Lewis Centre will open its doors to celebrate the life and work of Barton's own literary legend. Explore the fascinating world of Ted Lewis through interactive exhibitions that showcase his talents as a writer, musician, and artist. Discover the inspiration behind his iconic novel "Get Carter" and his surprising connection to the Beatles' […]
Find out more »Three contemporary artists pay tribute to the work of acclaimed artist George Stubbs in the 300th anniversary of his birth in Liverpool. Stubbs, whose work can be found in museums and private collections throughout the world, through their own investigations and observations of the natural world in particular, is celebrated not only for his paintings […]
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Located at the former Brown and Clapson shipyard on Barton Haven, this centre is dedicated to preserving the art of vintage yacht building. Explore the intricate restoration process of these vessels, or even try your hand at traditional skills like carving, knots, and lashings. The Barton Maritime Centre for Excellence offers a unique opportunity to […]
Find out more »11:00 am
A display of models of historic Barton buildings made by pupils from Castledyke Primary School in the Joseph Wright Hall.
Find out more »The Ropewalk, formerly known as Hall’s Barton Ropery, is a Grade II listed former rope factory which dates back to around 1800 after the Halls, a wealthy ship-owning family from Hull, first became involved in rope making in Barton in 1767. The factory continued to make rope until 1989 when it closed down. Today, the […]
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Procession and Exhibition Lesson demonstrating Mr. Wilderspin's innovative Infant System, 180 years after the laying of the foundation stone for the National & Infant School. Procession starts at St. Mary's Church (2pm) followed by Exhibition Lesson at the Museum (2.30pm). To get involved in the drama telephone (01652) 635172 or email wilderspinschoolmuseum@gmail.com. Children must be […]
Find out more »Enjoy a traditional Afternoon Tea at Bardney Hall, an 18th century Queen Anne property and Grade II listed building in the heart of Barton upon Humber. Afternoon tea includes freshly baked scones with jam and cream plus a pot of tea. £6 per head Must be booked in advance by emailing info@bardneyhall.co.uk
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