77 events within about 15 miles in the next 4 weeks
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Celebrating the centenary anniversary of Captain Scott’s Antarctic expedition, Clare Abbatt’s work reflects on the importance of his journey and other significant journeys on foot. The exhibition will comprise work by contemporary artist Richard Long, iconic photographs taken by Herbert Ponting on Captain Scott’s fateful Terra Nova expedition to the South Pole 1910-12, Anna Sutcliffe’s.. more
Artist made Ceramic bead jewellery and paintings by Jane Catherine Sanders at Oakapple Art, Mears Ashby, Northants. A lovely welcome at the gallery. more
Guided Walk for women. Make new friends and walk a new route. £1pp more
Runs of 2, 5 and 10km. more
Stagemasque Theatre Company presents Musical Montage - a fabulous revue featuring songs from 16 musicals following a timeline of over 400 years. Relive the past, be part of the present and look to the future. more
The Inner Wheel Club of Wellingborough Hatton are hosting, for the third year, the MacMillan Cancer Support Mammoth Quiz Night. Its always a fun evening with teams of 6 or 8. If you want to come and don’t have a full team, we can make a team for you to join. more
Sense and Sensibility By Jane Austen, Adapted for the stage by Laura Turner Join Chapterhouse Theatre Company for an evening of Regency wonderment, as Elinor and Marianne Dashwood make their first forays into the excitingly decadent world of eighteenth-century society. This brand new adaptation of Jane Austen’s lively tale follows the sisters as they fall in love, make mistakes and experience.. more
Two days of enjoying the succulence of real beers and ciders, many from local outlets (Wolverton, New Bradwell, Whittlebury, Northampton, Olney). Bar open noon to 11pm both days. Free entry. Proceeds to York House Centre. There will be the traditional Fairtrade stall offering Fairtrade wines and juices; there’ll be hot food by way of Enilce’s "albondiga"; on Saturday night.. more
Not satisfied with being one of the country’s best Beatles band, Accrington Stanley now present an evening of songs by another great band, ’The Eagles.’ At one of the favourite venues for the band, The Picturedrome in Northampton is an excellent place for live bands. Following the many successful previous events presented by the band, this one promises to be yet another... more
The Northampton Bach Choir and National Festival Orchestra with Madrigalis conducted by Lee Dunleavy present Music for a Jubilee. (Northampton School for Girls Senior Choir directed by Julie Shaw) Handel’s Four Coronation Anthems including Zadok the Priest as heard at the Royal Wedding in 2011, Bach’s Cantata 147 including the ever- popular Jesu joy of man’s desiring and Ian Schofield’s Te.. more
Primrose Gallery will have a stunning array of David Hockney posters and prints, including rare, original vintage exhibition posters The exhibits span over Hockneys career and include his photography montage collages. Also Hockney sketchbooks, First Day Stamp Designs, and smaller prints framed or mounted. David Hockney pioneered the use of the Apple iPadto ‘paint’ onto. During the.. more
Whether you come with a birthday party, club, business or group of friends, supporting the region’s major football club has never been better value. Groups of 10-19 will save 15% on tickets, and groups of 20+ will save 30%. You’ll also get a free matchday more
Come and cheer on the county’s leading team in this big npower League Two match at Sixfields Stadium. more
Sellers - This is the place for you.In the warm and dry Large or small items Plenty of space available to sell all those unwanted items or craft goods etc Please book in advance Buyers - Free admission Come along and pick up a bargain Refreshments available more
Multi award-winning comedian and television star Simon Munnery presents a brand new show. A beautiful, extravagant mess of foaming bubble hats, bad guitar riffs, sublime jokes, delightful monologues and homemade engineering feats... Star of BBC2’s Attention Scum, London Shouting, Radio 1’s The League Against Tedium and Radio 4’s Where Did It All Go Wrong? As on BBC2’s Stewart.. more




