An exhibition by Barton Civic Society, celebrating its fiftieth anniversary, in partnership with Barton Camera Club, tracing changes in the town over five decades and examining projects that involved the Civic Society.
The exhibiton ca be seen in the Joseph Wright Hall on Thursdays – Sundays between 13 – 15 and 19 – 22 September, 10am – 4pm. Admission is free.
Try our Anderson Shelter and see what life on the Home Front was like – and find out about our Wartime Schooldays programme for schools visiting the Wilderspin National School.
A nostalgic, family day in the Lincolnshire countryside.
Tickets and more information online at applebyfestival.com
Part of Barton Arts 2019, this is a free session to learn a song or tune on the penny whistle, and talk “folk” with members of the group, between 3.30 and 4.30pm.
Singers from Barton, Goxhill, Barrow and East Halton perform as part of Barton Arts 2019.
6pm in the Joseph Wright Hall (first floor – restricted access).
£5 (children free)
bartonarts.co.uk for tickets and more details
Join the South Bank Players and meet the stars of stage and screen for an evening of entertainment and intrigue as you pit your wits against the rest of the audience and try to work out ‘Who Nicked It?’
All tickets£5
Available from the Wilderspin School Museum or via the group’s website at www.sbplayers.co.uk
Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7pm show start.
Wilderspin National School
Queen Street
Barton-upon-Humber
DN18 5QP
The Wilderspin National School has received help and support from the following organisations:
The Wilderspin National School is an independent museum, registered charity no. 1047187 and a Company Limited by Guarantee no. 2844791.