Rail 200 – British Transport Films

Marking the bicentenary of the world’s first public railway, Friends of the Barton Line hosts a nostalgic look at films from the British Film Archive with one of its former archivists, Barry Coward.  

7.30pm, FREE

Amazing Architecture -Victorian Barton Tour

Discover the town’s fascinating legacy of Victorian buildings in this guided walk (90 minutes) beginning and ending at Wilderspin School Museum, 11am & 2pm, FREE

There are still places so turn up even if you’ve not booked. If the weather deteriorates we’ll decide if it’s too wet and windy to proceed at 1pm. Call 01652 635172 if you need to check.

East Hull Revisited – in conversation with Colin Cooper

The East of Hull is often overlooked by visitors and historians, yet it has a fascinating mix of buildings, old and new which local historian Colin Cooper shares through his extensive collection of unique images.

In partnership with Barton Civic Society

2pm, FREE, Joseph Wright Hall

Seaside Day

Family fun, seaside games and trail

Bring teddy too and a picnic to eat in Sam’s garden Playground (or inside if wet!)

We’re prepared for all weathers – come rain or shine!

FREE

11am – 3pm

Barton Street Boot

Another chance to check out our “white elephants”.

10am – 2pm, FREE