Blog Welcome to the Heritage Open Days blog! Here we’ll take you behind the scenes of running this amazing festival and introduce you to some friends along the way. Page 9 of 10 pages ‹ First < 7 8 9 10 > BLOG: Guest Posts Connecting trees and people Posted on 28th June 2017 by Guest Writer Led by the Woodland Trust, more than 70 organisations from across multiple sectors have joined forces to lead society in creating a Charter for Trees, Woods and People…. Read more ► BLOG: Guest Posts Tour de HODs Posted on 27th April 2017 by Heritage Open Days Events are a great way to discover amazing places. This year’s Tour de Yorkshire cycle race is an opportunity for the millions of watching spectators to explore…. Read more ► BLOG: Guest Posts Get out to visit heritage places! Posted on 1st February 2017 by Guest Writer Did you know that 2017 is the anniversary of the death of Palladian architect James Paine, of independence for India and of the Great Storm of 1987? Each of these…. Read more ► BLOG: Guest Posts Ring out the bells this Heritage Open Days Posted on 8th September 2016 by Nicola Graham Ever wondered who was behind the nostaligic peal of wedding bells? Ever wondered what it would be like to ring one? You can this Heritage Open Days! Tonight, from…. Read more ► BLOG: Guest Posts NADFAS are on board! Posted on 27th July 2016 by Guest Writer NADFAS is a membership organisation and charity which supports local Decorative and Fine Arts Societies. Each local Society brings together like-minded individuals to…. Read more ► BLOG: Guest Posts Historic England Needs Your Help to Uncover England’s Missing History Posted on 19th July 2016 by Guest Writer The List (the National Heritage List for England) has almost 400,000 entries: barrows and bunkers, palaces and pigsties, plague crosses and piers, tower blocks and…. Read more ► BLOG: Guest Posts Gardens Trusts: fan clubs for our heritage landscapes Posted on 8th July 2016 by Guest Writer We are famously a nation of garden lovers, but for the Gardens Trusts, this love of gardens does not simply end with pretty plants, but rather extends into heritage and…. Read more ► BLOG: Guest Posts Best British Buildings - the lead up to Stirling Posted on 5th May 2016 by Lucy Grierson When myself and a colleague presented at last week's Birmingham Heritage Open Days Fair, I started to think that I might have bitten off slightly more than I could…. Read more ► BLOG: Guest Posts Gardens and more with the Capability Brown Festival Posted on 23rd March 2016 by Guest Writer This year we’re celebrating the 300th anniversary of the birth of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown with a whole festival of events taking place around the…. Read more ► BLOG: Guest Posts Ten things you never knew about bell ringing Posted on 11th December 2015 by Guest Writer 1. Church bells are the loudest musical instrument in the world – the original heavy metal band. 2. Bells can be as small as your hand, as heavy as a truck and…. Read more ► Page 9 of 10 pages ‹ First < 7 8 9 10 > Share this page: Twitter Facebook LinkedIn+
