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St. Laurence Church Lighthorne

St Laurence Church, Church Lane, Lighthorne, Warwickshire, CV35 0AR

  • 19 Sep 2026
  • | In person
  • | Pre-booking not required
  • | Other / Multiple

19th Sep 2026, 11am-3pm. Explore the belfry and tower, the crypt and a tour of the church and stained glass windows, and registry archives

On Saturday 19th September, 11am-3pm, St Laurence Church, Lighthorne, will be open for the public to come and explore this beautiful church building. Activities include bell ringing, climbing the tower, tours of the stain glasses, which includes a 500 year old stained glass of St Sebastian, as well as an opportunity to go into the crypt, and look at the old registry records.

There will be free refreshments on offer too.

Timings

Saturday 19 September:
11am-3pm

Location & directions

St Laurence Church, Church Lane, Lighthorne, Warwickshire, CV35 0AR

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Pre-booking not required

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