Collective Histories of Calderdale

We open our doors again to give everyone a glimpse of some of the work we have been doing with members of our community. Come to the historic Birchcliffe Centre to learn about our work with refugees living in Calderdale and how history and heritage can help us all to understand where we belong. You'll also have the opportunity to look around the building, seeing areas not normally on display as well as our new museum space in our refurbished reception area.

We'll also be hosting a special edition of Third Saturday Short Films between 10am and 11am which will focus on heritage - come for the films, stay for the history!

Timings

Saturday 19 September:

1000-1500

Location & directions

Pennine Heritage, Birchcliffe Centre, Chapel Avenue, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, HX7 8DG

Directions:

You can take a five-minute walk up to the Birchcliffe Centre from the centre of Hebden Bridge, drive and park in our car park, or take the 595 bus from Hebden Bridge train station which drops off right outside the building!

Contact on day:

Andrew McTominey

Telephone number:

+441422844450

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Additional information

Our main entrance and hall, where the exhibition and creative activity sessions will take place, is wheelchair accessible. For the hall, you can access from the lower car park. For the ground floor, you can access from the side entrance on Chapel Avenue. Please ask a volunteer for assistance on the day. Unfortunately the tour of the building is not wheelchair accessible, and involves three flights of stairs.

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