3D Stop Motion Animation Workshop
Saturday 24 June, 9.30am – 4pm
Nominated Barton school children will be given the chance to work with author and illustrator Andrew Sanders.
Saturday 24 June, 9.30am – 4pm
Nominated Barton school children will be given the chance to work with author and illustrator Andrew Sanders.
Saturday 24 June, 10am – 4pm
Wilderspin, Steelrooms and Scunthorpe Art Groups display their work. Artists will be working in the playground and are happy to discuss their work. Come and find out about the Art Group that meets every week in the Joseph Wright Hall, part of the Wilderspin School Museum.
Free admission
Friday 9 June, 7.30pm
Register your team of up to six for another evening of brainteasers and fun. £2 per person. Bar and raffle.
Please note the quiz was originally scheduled for 19 May
For more details about this training for Barton organisations click on “courses” in the “What’s On” tab.
Borrow one of our school satchels packed with fun things for toddlers to do.
The satchels can be collected from the shop and returned there at the end of your visit.
Free – as part of general admission charge.
Saturday 10am – 2pm
Preloved items and useful things for sale at knockdown prices, lots to look at and buy – as part of fund raising for further restoration of the School.
Hallgate Chamber Ensemble return to Wilderspin Museum for an enchanting evening of Baroque Chamber music .
The Ensemble includes Voice, Flute, Trumpet, Bassoon and Strings and is conducted by Carey Williams
Tickets £6 in advance from the Museum or on the door
Saturday 25 February, 7.00pm
The New County Choir celebrates Christmas at Wilderspin in the Victorian ambience of the Wilderspin Schoolroom.
Enjoy a programme of Chritmas carols, traditional and new, including “When Icicles Hang” by John Rutter.
Conductor: Stan Kell
Pianist: Peter Sproston
Tickets £5 on the door or in advance from the Musuem – by phone or in person
Saturday 17 December, 7.30pm
(Joseph Wright Hall)
Monday 5th, Tuesday 6th and Wednesday 7th December
Be whisked away with the best loved and most famous of Charles Dickens works. Who can ever forget those immortal words “Bah, Humbug!”? A new local Drama Group, Friends at Barton, will be presenting this classic tale of the mean old miser Scrooge. Throw in a few Ghosts and you have the perfect evening’s entertainment in a venue that could not be more in keeping…..The Joseph Wright Hall, built in Victorian times. Paul Tate, originally from Barton has adapted the story for the stage and cannot wait to get you all in the Christmas SPIRIT! Every pun intended!
Shows start at 7.30pm. All tickets £5. Book on 01652 635172 or in person from the museum.
There are only a few seats left for each performance! All remaining tickets are now ONLY on sale at the museum.