
Revolution & Resilience in Lincolnshire
We regret that this event has been cancelled. Instead, the talks will be rescheduled as part of Barton Civic Society’s 2026 Programme.
We regret that this event has been cancelled. Instead, the talks will be rescheduled as part of Barton Civic Society’s 2026 Programme.
The importance and excitement of this post-war morale booster is explored in conversation with two former Church School pupils.
1pm – 3pm, FREE
Exhibition based on childhood recollections of this post-war festival in London in 1951.
Dr. Martin Watkinson FSA stumbled across the memoirs of Barton solicitor and antiquarian in an American university library and discovered that they shed light on life in the town at the end of the 1700s.
Barton Civic Society at Wilderspin, in the Joseph Wright Hall
Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm. £4 non-members.
Doors and refreshments open 6.30pm for heads down at 7pm.
Teams of up to six. £2 per person.
Book on 01652 635172.
South Bank Singers perform a musical evening to put the Spring back into your step.
7pm (doors open 6.40pm)
Tickets £10 includes supper. Under 16s free. Prior purchase from Euronics or pay on the door.
Image Creative Commons (Larisa Koshkina)
Six weeks archaeology course with Simon Tomson looking at Harversting the Sea, The Voynich Manuscript, and The British Monastic Experinece.
26 February – 2 April, Wednesdays at 1.30pm in the Joseph Wright Hall.
£12 per session (members’ discount)
Full details available from lifelonglearningatbarton@gmail.com
We’re planning a display about the Festival and the visits pupils from the Church School made to London in 1951.
If you remember those trips or have recollections or mementos of the Festival, we’d love to know.
Te. (01652) 635172 or email wilderspinschoolmuseum@gmail.com