Sandiacre Methodist Church

Sandiacre Methodist Church, Butt Street, Sandiacre, Nottingham, Derbyshire, NG10 5JG

There has been a Methodist Church on this site since Clowes was built in 1909, now the part of the building is the Church Hall. In 1974 Clowes…

There has been a Methodist Church on this site since Clowes was built in 1909, now the part of the building is the Church Hall. In 1974 Clowes along with the Wesleyan, Town street (now demolished ) agreed to join together and to self build a Church on the adjoining land. The new Church was opened on 14th November 1981. Photos and letters of the Church being built will be on display.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 10 00 - 13.00

Booking Details

No booking required

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3rd Chilwell (Inham Nook) Scout Group

Between 55/57 Inham Road, Chilwell, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 4GT

We are celebrating our 60th Anniversary in 2017 with an Exhibition of the history of the group, with associated photographs and memorabilia, in…

We are celebrating our 60th Anniversary in 2017 with an Exhibition of the history of the group, with associated photographs and memorabilia, in our recently refurbished headquarters.
Maybe you have memories of 3rd Chilwell. We welcome all visitors.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1000-1600

Booking Details

No booking required

Additional information

Children's activities available

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A self guided walk around Strelley Village

All Saints Church, Main Street, Strelley, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG8 6PE

This self guide walk uses a leaflet that has been prepared for Heritage Open Days by Strelley Hall. It takes visitors around the village and tells…

This self guide walk uses a leaflet that has been prepared for Heritage Open Days by Strelley Hall. It takes visitors around the village and tells them of the interesting places they can see. As well as All Saints Church and the Hall there are many interesting buildings in the village including the former school and the farms that used to be part of the village estate. Walk on the worn stones of the Monks Path along Main Street as you stroll through the village.

The leaflet/guide is only available from the church or the MulberryTree Cafe during the times it is open.
Why not park at Strelley Hall, then pop into the church or cafe to pick up a leaflet and then you have all you need for a nice meander through the village, learning al about its past as you go.

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 1000 - 1700
• Friday 8 September: 1000 - 1700
• Saturday 9 September: 1000 - 1800
• Sunday 10 September: 1200 - 1700

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Although this is a tour around the village it will be possible to use the facilities of Strelley Hall and All Saints Church nearby. Please park in Strelley Hall car park,not on the narrow roads of the village.

Directions

Strelley Village is accessed from the traffic lights at Strelley crossroads on the A6002, the road that leads from the M1 at Nuthall to Stapleford. The leaflet for the walk is available from All Saints Church or the Mulberry Tree Cafe in the village.

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All Hallows Church, Gedling

All Hallows Church, Arnold Lane, Gedling, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG4 4BE

Historic church dating back to 13th century. - Take a tour of the church or its historic churchyard with significant gravestones. - Watch…

Historic church dating back to 13th century.
- Take a tour of the church or its historic churchyard with significant gravestones.
- Watch peregrines who live on the tower.
- Heritage display with old photographs and art display by local artists.
- Details available about WWI soldiers and miners from Gedling Pit.

Expert help available Thursday - Sunday for access to local marriage, birth and death registers so that you can research your family heritage if you have connections with All Hallows Church.

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 1000-1600
• Friday 8 September: 1000-1600
• Saturday 9 September: 1000-1600; Organ Recital 1100
• Sunday 10 September: 1200-1600

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Limited parking. Drop off point for wheelchair users.

Directions

2nd tallest spire in the county.

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All Saints Church Strelley

All Saints Church, Main Street, Strelley, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG8 9PE

All Saints Church is medieval with many interesting features including two alabaster tombs of the Strelley family, a well preserved 15th century…

All Saints Church is medieval with many interesting features including two alabaster tombs of the Strelley family, a well preserved 15th century carved rood screen, misericord seats, 16th century stained glass and art deco panels in the chancel. On the Saturday the church will be part of the National Stride and Ride event in aid of the Historic Churches Fund.

Opening Times

• Friday 8 September: 1000 - 1700
• Saturday 9 September: 1000 - 1800
• Sunday 10 September: 1200 - 1700

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Parking is available in the Hall grounds adjacent the church. Please do not park on the narrow roads in the village.

Directions

Strelley Church is in the village of Strelley which can only be accessed from the traffic lights at Strelley crossroads on the A6002, the road that goes from Stapleford towards the M1 at Nuthall. The Church is to be found at the end of Main Street on the right, just before the Hall

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Bagthorpe Gardens

Hucknall Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG5 1DA

Tours of historic cottage gardens with Grade II* listing, dating from 1840s with original hedging and restored bothies . Come and see wonderful…

Tours of historic cottage gardens with Grade II* listing, dating from 1840s with original hedging and restored bothies . Come and see wonderful fruit and vegetables being grown and talk to the gardeners. See displays of photos and interesting artefacts. Buy homemade cakes and snacks, plus organic veg and plants from the allotments.

Opening Times

• Sunday 10 September: 1200-1600, Talk and tour 1230 & 1430

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Partial access for disabled people. Level access to garden for talk and stalls. Some rough and uneven ground and slopes on tour.

Directions

Look out for Heritage Open Days banner and balloons on Hucknall Rd, near junction with Haydn Rd. Entrance via a footpath from Hucknall Road.

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Beeston & District Civic Society Open Meeting

Beeston Library, Foster Avenue, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 1AE

Peter Gaw Chief Executive Officer of 'Inspire' the new organisation running Nottinghamshire Libraries will give a Talk to the Society following…

Peter Gaw Chief Executive Officer of 'Inspire' the new organisation running Nottinghamshire Libraries will give a Talk to the Society following the re-opening of the refurbished Beeston Library in Foster Avenue.

Opening Times

• Friday 8 September: 1900 for talk at 19.30

Booking Details

No booking required

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Beeston and Chilwell Quakers at Middle Street Resource Centre.

Resource Centre, 74 Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 2AR

Quakers or the Religious Society of Friends, have a long history of peacework and involvement with poverty, with prisoners, and with other areas…

Quakers or the Religious Society of Friends, have a long history of peacework and involvement with poverty, with prisoners, and with other areas of social injustice. Find out more about our past, what we are involved in now and why we do it.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 10.00 - 16.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

We are at the Fletcher Road end of Middle Street. There is a bus/tram stop right outside the door.

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Beeston and District Local History Society at Middle Street Resource Centre

Resource Centre, 74 Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 2AR

Beeston and District History Society was formed in 1972 to discover, preserve and share the history of the area and its communities. This year our…

Beeston and District History Society was formed in 1972 to discover, preserve and share the history of the area and its communities. This year our alphabetical journey will focus on the streets, people, industries and local amenities connected with the letters F, G H and I. This new exhibition will include scrapbooks, newspapers and photographs from the society's extensive archives.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 10.00 - 16.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

There is a bus/tram stop right outside the door.

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Beeston Camera Club at Middle Street Resource Centre

Resource Centre, 74 Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 2AR

A display from Beeston Camera Club members in both monochrome and colour, highlighting a whole range of subject matter including natural history,…

A display from Beeston Camera Club members in both monochrome and colour, highlighting a whole range of subject matter including natural history, landscapes, sport and portraits.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 10.00 - 16.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

We are at the Fletcher Road end of Middle Street. There is a bus/tram stop right outside the door.

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Beeston Fields Golf Club Clubhouse Tour

2 Old Drive, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 3DA

Rebuilt in 1837 by Alfred Fellows of the Nottingham banking family, this prestigious building has been owned by Sir Albert Ball, father of the WW1…

Rebuilt in 1837 by Alfred Fellows of the Nottingham banking family, this prestigious building has been owned by Sir Albert Ball, father of the WW1 flying ace, and Sir Frank Bowden of the Raleigh Cycle Company. In 1923 Alfred Mitchell, a local motor agent bought more land and established a golf club. A rare opportunity to tour the house. The billiard room in particular should not be missed.
The tour is in the club house and immediate surrounds. most is accessible.

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 10.30 - 12.00

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Required
Contact: Richard English Call: 01159252518 Booking opens: 8 July 2017 Booking closes: 5 September 2017

Access Information

The pre tour talk and most of the clubhouse tour which is on the ground floor are accessible .

Additional information

Max 40 people per tour/session.

Directions

The Golf Club is just off the A52 on the road down to Beeston Town Centre.

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Beeston U3A @ Middle Street Resource Centre

Resource Centre, 74 Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 2AR

Hear about educational, creative and leisure activities for retired people. We have nearly 60interest groups which range from Art History to Local…

Hear about educational, creative and leisure activities for retired people. We have nearly 60interest groups which range from Art History to Local History, Mah - jong, photography, science and Walks. Open meetingsare held on the first Thursday of the month, starting at 10 am at Beeston Methodist Church, Chilwell Road, Beeston.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 10.00 - 16.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

We are at the Fletcher Road end of Middle Street. there is a tram/bus stop right outside the door.

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Bridgford Hall

Bridgford Hall, Bridgford Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG2 6AT

After a year long £2 million HLF funded renovation 250 year old Bridgford Hall in West Bridgford has recently reopened as a stunning apart-hotel…

After a year long £2 million HLF funded renovation 250 year old Bridgford Hall in West Bridgford has recently reopened as a stunning apart-hotel and registrars office for Nottinghamshire County Council. On Heritage Open Day we'll be letting visitor take a peak inside the fabulous new ceremony rooms created at the Grade II listed hall plus learn about its rich history - from private residence for the Musters family, to the home of Lewis Heymann famous Nottinghamshire Lace manufacturer and then latterly the base of the former West Bridgford Urban District Council. We'll be running a local history walk on the day plus have lots of great family activities including Victorian street games and a Punch and Judy show.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1000-1300

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

Activities will be in the grounds of Bridgford Park at the front of the hall

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Bromley House Library

Bromley House Library, Angel Row, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 6HL

A chance to see inside Bromley House Library, one of the 'hidden gems' of Nottingham. The library was founded in 1816 and is located in a…

A chance to see inside Bromley House Library, one of the 'hidden gems' of Nottingham.

The library was founded in 1816 and is located in a Georgian town house (Grade II* listed) which retains many of its original features including a lovely walled garden to the rear, one of only two in the city centre.

As well as being the first library in Nottingham, Bromley House is home to one of only four surviving meridian lines in the country, which enabled people to set their clocks and watches to 'local apparent noon' before the adoption of Greenwich Mean Time. We were also the site of the first photographic studio in Nottingham, opened in 1841.

Some of our most treasured books will be on display and there will be plenty of staff and volunteers to answer questions and help with your tour. Soft drinks and home-made cake will be available for a small charge.

And if you fall in love with Bromley House, we will be offering reduced membership throughout the day so that you can continue to enjoy what we have on offer.

Can't make it? We offer tours to the public every Wednesday afternoon - for more information visit: http://www.bromleyhouse.org

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1000 - 1600

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Unfortunately the library is only accessible via stairs and so we cannot provide wheelchair access at present. In the past we have been very busy on Heritage Open Day so there may be a short queue. Please note that the library will be open until 4pm, with 3.30pm the latest entry time.

Directions

We are close to Nottingham Market Square on Angel Row. Our doorway is in between Barnardos and the MSR Newsagent.

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Chilwell Arts Theatre brings film about BEES to BEESTON

Chilwell Olympia, Bye Pass Road, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 5HR

The CAT brings a film about BEES to BEESTON. A documentary looking into the fascinating world of bees, showing small family beekeepers and…

The CAT brings a film about BEES to BEESTON. A documentary looking into the fascinating world of bees, showing small family beekeepers and industrialised honey farms. ''MORE THAN HONEY' is a film on the relationship between mankind and honeybees, about nature and about the future. Honeybees show us that stabilty is just as unhealthy as unlimited growth,that crises and disasters are triggering evolution and that salvation sometimes comes from a completely unexpected direction. Narrated by John Hurt, with eye popping photography, which is all the more powerful on the big screen.
This is a film to be enjoyed by all the family.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 17.30

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

Follow the signs for Chilwell Olympia off Queens Road West.. Look for the footbridge over the road.

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Classic Car Drop In at Strelley Hall

Strelley Hall, Main Street, Strelley, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG8 6PE

Our transport heritage is just as important as the preservation/restoration of our buildings. Go back in time as you share with classic car owners…

Our transport heritage is just as important as the preservation/restoration of our buildings. Go back in time as you share with classic car owners the vehicles they still use and enjoy. Tell your children that this is the car you learned to drive in, or it was the car you went courting in.

If you have a classic car bring it along and share it with us. There is no need to stay all day though you will be very welcome. Park up in the special display areas in the Hall grounds and spend some time looking at the other events/displays on site.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 11.00-15.30

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

The classic car show is in the grounds of Strelley Hall and disabled facilities are nearby in the Mulberry Tree Cafe..

Directions

Strelley Hall is in the village of Strelley and can only be accessed from the traffic lights at Strelley crossroads on the A6002, the road that goes from Stapleford towards the M1 at Nuthall. The Hall is to be found at the end of Main Street on the right just past the church.

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CREATIVE ENERGY HOMES at the UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM

Creative Energy Homes, Green Close, University Park, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 2QL

Join us on a guided tour at the Department of Architecture and Built Environment's Creative energy Homes - a research and educational showcase of…

Join us on a guided tour at the Department of Architecture and Built Environment's Creative energy Homes - a research and educational showcase of eco-homes which demonstrates sustainable building design and zero/low carbon technologies. Creative Energy Homes is a £1.9m. project, that is a key resource, particularly with respect to sustainable building design, micro-smart grids, energy storage, demand-side management and occupants acceptance of innovative technologies. The seven house development provides a living test-site for several leading firms to work with the University to investigate the integration of energy efficient technologies into houses.

Opening Times

• Friday 8 September: tours 14.00, 14.30, 15.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

There is liited wheelchair access to the lower levels of some buildings.

Additional information

A look on the website will give you a pre-visit taster.. No need to book just turn up.

Directions

The Creative Energy Homes are situated near the Derby Road/Ring Road entrance to the University Campus. The visitor car park is signed from this entrance. NG7 2RX in your sat-nav will find it.

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Discover the William Booth Birthplace Museum

10-14 Notintone Place, Sneinton, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG2 4QG

Explore the birthplace of Nottingham's most famous preacher and social reformer - William Booth - founder of The Salvation Army. Explore the Grade…

Explore the birthplace of Nottingham's most famous preacher and social reformer - William Booth - founder of The Salvation Army. Explore the Grade II listed building and step back in time to see what a lower middle class house would have looked like in the late 1820s. Find out about Booth's early years in Nottingham and the influences that impacted him and inspired him to lead a life of service.

'Beat the Architect' challenge. On Sunday, 10 September the event will be accompanied by a Lego activity for all ages from 11am to 2pm. Try to beat the architect’s time by building William Booth's birthplace from Lego against the clock in our 'Beat the Architect' challenge. Or just come along on the day and build your own Lego model. Free activity. Prize awarded for the fastest build time. Run with generous support from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

Opening Times

• Friday 8 September: 1000-1600
• Saturday 9 September: 1000-1600
• Sunday 10 September: 1000-1600

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

Located within The Salvation Army Complex in the Sneinton area of Nottingham at 10-14 Notintone Place, near the junction of Sneinton Road and Notintone Street. Entrance to the museum through the brick and metal gate off Sneinton Road to the right of the shops. On-street parking near the museum. Bus route 43 runs past the museum on Sneinton Road. Museum about a 25-minute walk from both Nottingham railway station and Nottingham city centre. Sat-navs use postcode: NG2 4QG.

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From South Africa to the Somme - a guided walk linking the Arboretum and the Forest Recreation Groun

Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

From South Africa to the Somme – Heritage Walk provided by the Friends of Nottingham Arboretum and the Friends of the Forest looking at the…

From South Africa to the Somme – Heritage Walk provided by the Friends of Nottingham Arboretum and the Friends of the Forest looking at the memorials to the war dead contained in the parks. Thursday the 7th of September 2017 at 6pm commencing at the Boer War Memorial at the top of the Forest Recreation Ground - just off Forest Road.
Nearest Tram stop- the High School- upon alighting cross to Sainsbury’s and take first left onto Forest Road – walk along for 250 metres and the Boer War Memorial can be seen on the left. The walk will take approximately 1 hour 30 minutes.

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 1800

Booking Details

No booking required

Additional information

Max 30 people per tour/session.

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Grangewood Methodist Church

Grangewood Road, Wollaton, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG8 2SJ

“Grangewood Methodist Church is one of the youngest churches in the area, having been opened in 1967, as massive new housing developments were…

“Grangewood Methodist Church is one of the youngest churches in the area, having been opened in 1967, as massive new housing developments were taking place in Wollaton and Bramcote. Since 1967, the premises have repeatedly been extended to meet growing and changing needs. A photographic exhibition of the 50 years of the church’s life will be on display, illustrating some of the many activities over that period.”

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 10.00 - 12.00noon

Booking Details

No booking required

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Green’s Windmill and Science Centre

Greens Mill Science Centre, Windmill Lane, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG2 4QB

Green's Windmill is a restored 19th Century tower mill, once home to mathematical physicist George Green. Turning again since 1986, climb to the…

Green's Windmill is a restored 19th Century tower mill, once home to mathematical physicist George Green. Turning again since 1986, climb to the top of our windmill and see how our sails turn grain into flour. In our interactive Science Centre discover the remarkable story of George Green, and experiment with light, electricity and magnetism.

As part of Heritage Open Days there will be an exhibition detailing the mill's history and hidden gems from our archive will be on show, including press cuttings and photographs.

There's something for all the family.

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 1000-1600
• Friday 8 September: 1000-1600
• Saturday 9 September: 1000-1600
• Sunday 10 September: 1000-1600

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

With the exception of the upper floors of the windmill the entire site is at ground level.

Additional information

Max 100 people per tour/session.

Directions

Green's Windmill is 1.5 miles east of Nottingham City Centre. Follow the brown signs for directions. Free car parking can be found on Windmill Lane. Disabled parking can be found in the mill yard and access via Belvoir Hill. Alternatively, we are on the bus route of Nottingham City Transport Red Line 43, or a 20 minute walk from the City Centre.

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Greening Beeston at Middle Street Resource Centre

Resource Centre, 74 Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 2AR

We are a local community group helping people to reduce waste, save money and protect the environment. Our display this year is ''What Grandma…

We are a local community group helping people to reduce waste, save money and protect the environment. Our display this year is ''What Grandma knew''. Useful tips from the past about cleaning without using chemicals, and many other money saving ideas.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 10.00 - 16.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

At the Fletcher Road end of Middle Street. There is a tram/bus stop right outside the door.

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Heart of Heritage @ Debbie Bryan

Debbie Bryan, 18 St. Mary's Gate, Lace Market, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 1PF

Adorned with textile nostalgia and authentic industrial fixtures and fixings from Nottingham’s Lace Industry, Debbie Bryan will have historical…

Adorned with textile nostalgia and authentic industrial fixtures and fixings from Nottingham’s Lace Industry, Debbie Bryan will have historical points of interest on display throughout the shop and tea room – including on-route to the lavatory!

With special HODS exhibitions from salvaged industrial pieces to exquisite textiles and Nottingham Lace, there are also gifted pieces from the Nottingham Castle from Nottingham’s now closed Costume Museum.

A must visit location for your perfect heritage fix with storytelling and a creative timeout. You can also receive a 10% discount on the tea room menu when you mention HODS*.

*Between September 7th to 10th only | Limited numbers | Booking essential

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100
• Friday 8 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100, Craft 1430
• Saturday 9 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100
• Sunday 10 September: 1130-1600, Talk 1200

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Preferred
Shop is free to explore, talks are free to attend but if large party numbers are attending please call ahead Contact: Debbie Bryan Call: 0115 9507776 Email: shop@debbiebryan.co.uk Write to: 18 St. Mary's Gate, Lace Market, NG1 1PF Booking opens: 30 June 2017 Booking closes: 10 September 2017

Directions

We're on St. Mary's Gate, opposite the stunning Adam's Building

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Heart of Heritage: A Royal Connection

Debbie Bryan , 18 St. Mary's Gate, Lace Market, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 1PF

Friday 8th September From 10.30am: Early Viewing 11am, Talk: A Royal Connection with Debbie Bryan, free Working with leading British textile…

Friday 8th September
From 10.30am: Early Viewing

11am, Talk: A Royal Connection with Debbie Bryan, free

Working with leading British textile specialists, take the opportunity to learn more about the Debbie Bryan manufacturing partners from Fewkes and Cluny Lace to GH Hurt & Son.

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100
• Friday 8 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100, Craft 1430
• Saturday 9 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100
• Sunday 10 September: 1130-1600, Talk 1200

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Preferred
Shop is free to explore, talks are free to attend but if large party numbers are attending please call ahead Contact: Debbie Bryan Call: 0115 9507776 Email: shop@debbiebryan.co.uk Booking opens: 30 June 2017 Booking closes: 10 September 2017

Directions

We're on St. Mary's Gate, opposite the stunning Adam's Building

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Heart of Heritage: Heart of Heritage Inspiration

Debbie Bryan, 18 St. Mary's Gate, Lace Market, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 1PF

Thursday 7th September From 10.30am: Early Viewing 11am, Talk: Heart of Heritage Inspiration with Debbie Bryan, free An introduction to the…

Thursday 7th September
From 10.30am: Early Viewing

11am, Talk: Heart of Heritage Inspiration with Debbie Bryan, free

An introduction to the stunning Debbie Bryan Lace Archive, continuing to inspire the business’s creativity, enjoy a cyanotype demonstration; the process used to create the archice Lace blueprints with an opportunity to create a blueprint sample yourself*.

*requires a sunny day to create the blueprint!

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100
• Friday 8 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100, Craft 1430
• Saturday 9 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100
• Sunday 10 September: 1130-1600, Talk 1200

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Preferred
Shop is free to explore, talks are free to attend but if large party numbers are attending please call ahead Contact: Debbie Bryan Call: 0115 9507776 Email: shop@debbiebryan.co.uk Write to: 18 St. Mary's Gate, Lace Market, NG1 1PF Booking opens: 30 June 2017 Booking closes: 10 September 2017

Directions

We're on St. Mary's Gate, opposite the stunning Adam's Building

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Heart of Heritage: Poets on Piece Work

Debbie Bryan, 18 St. Marys Gate, Lace Market, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 1PF

Big White Shed invites you to celebrate the heritage, culture and history of the East Midlands. An evening of poetry and storytelling hosted at…

Big White Shed invites you to celebrate the heritage, culture and history of the East Midlands. An evening of poetry and storytelling hosted at Debbie Bryan as part of Heritage Open Days 2017. In the heart of Nottingham’s Lace Market, local poets and writers will share their stories of the men and women who worked in the mills, mines, print works and factories across the East Midlands.

Poetry begins from 7.30pm, so explore Debbie Bryan’s spritely Tipples Menu, grab your drink of choice and enjoy an exquisite evening. Look out for the evening’s tipple special.

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100
• Friday 8 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100, Craft 1430; After-hours 1900
• Saturday 9 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100
• Sunday 10 September: 1130-1600, Talk 1200

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Preferred
Booking is prefered Contact: Debbie Bryan Call: 0115 9507776 Write to: 18 St. Mary's Gate, Lace Market, Nottingham, NG1 1PF Booking opens: 24 July 2017 09:00 Booking closes: 8 September 2017 18:00

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Heart of Heritage: With Nick Povey from Nottingham’s Fewkes Factory

Debbie Bryan, 18 St. Mary's Gate, Lace Market, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 1PF

Sunday 10th September From 11.30am: Early Viewing 12pm, Talk: With Nick Povey from Nottingham’s Fewkes Factory, free Join this…

Sunday 10th September
From 11.30am: Early Viewing

12pm, Talk: With Nick Povey from Nottingham’s Fewkes Factory, free

Join this much-anticipated HODs addition with Fewkes Factory co-owner Nick Povey for an anecdotal talk on all things Lace Industry. Talking specialisms and the technicalities behind their industry involvement, you can view the stunning Draughtsman’s Drawings once homed in the Mapperley Top based factory.

This talk is followed by Punchcard Origami Butterfly Craft, free with orders from the tea room.

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100
• Friday 8 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100, Craft 1430
• Saturday 9 September: 1030-1700, Talk 1100
• Sunday 10 September: 1130-1600, Talk 1200

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Preferred
Shop is free to explore, talks are free to attend but if large party numbers are attending please call ahead Contact: Debbie Bryan Call: 0115 950776 Email: shop@debbiebryan.co.uk Booking opens: 30 June 2017 Booking closes: 10 September 2017

Directions

We're on St. Mary's Gate, opposite the stunning Adam's Building

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Kingswood Methodist Church

Kingswood Methodist Church, Lambourne Drive, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG8 1GR

We welcome you to meet members of our church family and people from our local community to enjoy coffee/tea and home made cakes.

We welcome you to meet members of our church family and people from our local community to enjoy coffee/tea and home made cakes.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1000-1200

Booking Details

No booking required

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Malt Cross (Music Hall)

The Malt Cross Ltd, 16 St. James's Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 6FG

Perched on our Top Hat Stage, The 78 DJ will be spinning 78s on his gramophone from 13:00 - 15:00.

Perched on our Top Hat Stage, The 78 DJ will be spinning 78s on his gramophone from 13:00 - 15:00.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 13:00 - 15:00

Booking Details

No booking required

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Manuscripts and Special Collections at the University of Nottingham. Behind the scenes tour.

University of Nottingham, Kings Meadow Campus, Lenton Lane, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 2NR

The archives of the University of Nottingham held by Manuscripts and Special Collections contain 80,000 rare books and 3 1/2 million documents…

The archives of the University of Nottingham held by Manuscripts and Special Collections contain 80,000 rare books and 3 1/2 million documents dating back to the 12th century. Join one of the archivists for a behind the scenes tour of the archives. You will visit the archive store, conservation and digitisationstudio. there will also be an opportunity to view some of the documents relating to Beeston and chat to the archivists

Opening Times

• Friday 8 September: 11.00 - 12.30

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Required
Call: 01159 514 565 Email: mss-library@nottingham.ac.uk Booking opens: 1 July 2017 Booking closes: 7 September 2017

Directions

Manuscripts and Special Collections is situated at the Kings Meadow Campus, former Carlton Television Studios. The University Campus is 10 minutes walk from the Gregory Street Tram stop. There is pay and display parking on site, and a cafe.

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Middle Street Resource Centre Heritage Fair

Resource Centre, 74 Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 2AR

Middle Street Resource Centre was built in 1972 as part of Nottinghamshire County Council Day Services. In April 2015 after various threats of…

Middle Street Resource Centre was built in 1972 as part of Nottinghamshire County Council Day Services. In April 2015 after various threats of closure the running of most of the centre was taken over by Beeston Community Resources CIO
We aim to offer:-
a safe and friendly environment for the whole of the community
a community cafe supported by a wonderful band of volunteers.
a peaceful community garden.
a wide range of activities.
rooms to hire at competitive rates.

We are pleased to welcome the Heritage Fair to the Centre this year.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1000 - 16.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Additional information

No on site parking. Bus/ Tram stops outside the door. Various car parks along Middle Street.

Directions

We are at the Fletcher Road end of Middle street. There is a tram stop right outside the door.

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Museum of Nottingham Life at Brewhouse Yard

Nottingham City Museum & Galleries, Brewhouse Yard, Castle Boulevard, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 1FB

This fascinating museum tells the story of life in Nottingham over the last 300 years. The museum offers a specific insight into the social…

This fascinating museum tells the story of life in Nottingham over the last 300 years. The museum offers a specific insight into the social history of Nottingham, and the objects used by local people over the last few centuries. Housed in five 17th century cottages the Museum of Nottingham Life has a variety of intriguing attractions, including: the history of the Brewhouse Yard site, reconstructed rooms, shops and gallery displays featuring toys and stories. There's also a reconstructed Victorian schoolroom in the adjacent Rock Cottage. Visit our website for further details.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1200-1600
• Sunday 10 September: 1200-1600

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Please be aware that due to the historic nature of the building not all of the site is wheelchair accessible.

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Newstead Abbey Historic House & Gardens

Newstead Abbey Historic House & Gardens, Newstead Abbey Park, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG15 8NA

Once home to the great romantic poet Lord Byron, there is much to see and do at this picturesque site. Visitors can enjoy its stunning grounds and…

Once home to the great romantic poet Lord Byron, there is much to see and do at this picturesque site. Visitors can enjoy its stunning grounds and explore the House including the mediaeval cloisters, splendid Victorian room settings and even the private apartments of Byron.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1200-1700
• Sunday 10 September: 1200-1700

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Due to the historic nature of the building it is not fully wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Dogs on leads are welcome within the grounds and gardens of Newstead Abbey however they are not allowed within the building.

Directions

All access is via the A60.

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Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery

Castle Museum, Castle Place, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 6EL

Nottingham Castle is a magnificent 17th century ducal mansion built on the site of an original Medieval Castle, with spectacular views across the…

Nottingham Castle is a magnificent 17th century ducal mansion built on the site of an original Medieval Castle, with spectacular views across the city. The Castle has a turbulent past, linked to kings and conquerors and still has a maze of original caves hidden beneath its imposing walls.

Nottingham Castle today is a vibrant museum and art gallery, with galleries that bring the best regional, national and international artists' work to the City. Delicious refreshments are available in the Cafe. Visit our Website for further details.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1000-1700
• Sunday 10 September: 1000-1700

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Accessible parking spaces are limited so please book where possible.

Directions

The main entrance to Nottingham Castle is at the top of Friar Lane. There is no parking at Nottingham Castle (except for pre-booked disabled parking), please use city centre car parks or park and ride.

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Nottingham Industrial Museum. Wollaton Park Nottingham.

Nottingham Industrial Museum, Wollaton Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG8 2AD

The volunteer run museum, now a registered charity, boasts a treasure trove of stories and objects from Nottingham's industrial heritage. Spend a…

The volunteer run museum, now a registered charity, boasts a treasure trove of stories and objects from Nottingham's industrial heritage. Spend a couple of hours capivated by the skills and ingenuity of the workers and entrepreneurs that put Nottingham at the heart of the industrial revolution.
Bring the whole family for a day of wonder and inspiration.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 11.00 - 17.00
• Sunday 10 September: 11.00 - 17.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Disabled visitors can access the communications gallery from a door in the top courtyard. Please ask one of our volunteers for assistance.

Additional information

Parking is within Wollaton Park. There are pay and display meters.

Directions

Follow the brown signs for Wollaton Hall. The Industrial Museum is located in the Old Stable Block to the right of the Hall.

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Nottinghamshire Deaf Society - Heart of the Deaf Community

Nottinghamshire Deaf Society, 22 Forest Road West, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 4EQ

Come inside our Grade 2 listed building, home of the Nottinghamshire Deaf Society since 1930. Learn some BSL (British Sign Language), watch our…

Come inside our Grade 2 listed building, home of the Nottinghamshire Deaf Society since 1930. Learn some BSL (British Sign Language), watch our short film, find out about what it was like going to Deaf School, learn about how the organisation was established, see how the building and its uses have changed over time.

Opening Times

• Friday 8 September: 1400-1700

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Preferred
Main site is free to explore but the talk/tour must be pre-booked Contact: Nicola Ramsdale Call: 0115 9700516 Email: nds@nottsdeaf.org.uk Write to: Nottinghamshire Deaf Society, 22 Forest Road West, Nottingham NG7 4EQ

Access Information

Please note: there is no on-site parking except disabled parking. Free on-street parking is available on surrounding streets.

Additional information

Max 12 people per tour/session.

Directions

2 minutes walk from the Nottingham High School tram stop.

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Nuthall Church Bellringers - Tower Open Day

Saint Patrick's Church, Kimberley Road, Nuthall, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG16 1BT

Come and have a go at church bellringing! The tower will be open to visitors to see what Bellringing is all about. Let us show you the ropes! …

Come and have a go at church bellringing!

The tower will be open to visitors to see what Bellringing is all about. Let us show you the ropes!

Visitors may also be able to go up the tower to see the bells themselves. Normally these are kept under lock and key.

Handbells will be available and visitors will be able to join in and ring them to easy tunes.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1030-1230

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

The event will mainly be held on the ground floor with easy access. However, please note that the spiral steps up to the bells are steep and uneven.

Directions

Opposite the Three Ponds public house

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Royal British Legion (Beeston Branch) @ Middle Street Resource Centre

Resource Centre, 74 Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 2AR

The Royal British Legion provides financial, social and emotional support to the millions who have served or are serving with the Armed Forces for…

The Royal British Legion provides financial, social and emotional support to the millions who have served or are serving with the Armed Forces for this country, and their dependants. Last year a small team from the Beeston Branch delivered and collected nearly 300 poppy boxes locally which raised £21,091.49p. Additional volunteers during October/November are always welcome.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 10.00 16.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

We are at the Fletcher Road end of Middle Street. there is a tram/bus stop right outside the door.

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SKN Heritage Museum At Middle Street Resource Centre.

Resource Centre, 74 Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 2AR

A museum 'without walls' telling and illustrating the story of the contribution of the Caribean people to life in Nottingham and the UK. Hear and…

A museum 'without walls' telling and illustrating the story of the contribution of the Caribean people to life in Nottingham and the UK. Hear and share the stories of ordinary people who have helped to shape our heritage and culture.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 10.00 - 16.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

We are at the Fletcher Road end of Middle Street. There is a tram/bus stop outside the door.

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St Leonard’s Church Wollaton

St Leonard's Church, Wollaton Road, Wollaton, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG8 2AF

Tours of the medieval parish church of Wollaton, with its memorials to the Willoughby family and Robert Smythson, Elizabethan architect to nearby…

Tours of the medieval parish church of Wollaton, with its memorials to the Willoughby family and Robert Smythson, Elizabethan architect to nearby Wollaton Hall. Come and turn the pages of the 'virtual antiphonal', the church's rare medieval service book.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1000-1700
• Sunday 10 September: 1200-1600

Booking Details

No booking required

Additional information

Parking is available at St Leonard's Community Centre, Bramcote Lane, NG8 2ND (100 yards away)and in adjacent streets.

Directions

The Church is situated in the middle of Wollaton village, next to the Admiral Rodney public house.

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St Mary The Virgin Open Day

High Pavement, The Lace Market, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 1HN

Nottingham's Civic Church is once again proud to open for Heritage Open Day. The church has many local notables in its churchyard. There are lots…

Nottingham's Civic Church is once again proud to open for Heritage Open Day. The church has many local notables in its churchyard. There are lots of military connections and local notable people to explore. Children's activities and trail are also part of the fun filled day. The historic Chapter House has been renovated and will be open again. Tours of the Tower will again be offered between 11am and 3pm for which a small charge applies.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 0930-1600

Booking Details

No booking required

Additional information

Max 10 people per tour/session. Refreshments are available and funds raised go towards the Friends of St Mary's. Tower Tours are also available at a small charge - starting at 11am until 3pm. Tower Tours are not suitable for those with restricted movement

Directions

Nearest Tram Stop is Lace Market Nearest Car Park is Fletcher Gate The Galleries of Justice are close by

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Strelley Hall Grounds Guided Tour (Grounds only)

Strelley Hall, Main Street, Strelley, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG8 6PE

Strelley Hall is a mainly Georgian, Grade 2 listed building which includes some medieval rooms and an extensive cellar with a dungeon. The…

Strelley Hall is a mainly Georgian, Grade 2 listed building which includes some medieval rooms and an extensive cellar with a dungeon. The Strelley family lived here from the 12th century until 1678 when their fortunes declined and it was bought by Ralph Edge. A medieval moat was discovered in 2009 and some of the artefacts found are on display in the recently opened Mulberry Tree Cafe.

The Hall is set in extensive landscaped grounds that are free to roam.

Opening Times

• Friday 8 September: Tour at 1400

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

The tour is of the grounds only, most of which is accessible by wheelchair.

Additional information

This tour is of the grounds only but does include details of the lower floor rooms.

Directions

Strelley Hall is in the village of Strelley which can only be accessed from the traffic lights at Strelley crossroads on the A6002,, the road that goes from Stapleford towards the M1 at Nuthall. The Hall is to be found at the end of Main Street,on the right just past the church.

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SuperHome Open Day - Carlton, Nottingham

Mayfield Road, Carlton, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG4 1JP

Arthur Williams and his wife Regina Dengler live in a three-bedroom Edwardian house built in 1902. When they refurbished they were keen to use…

Arthur Williams and his wife Regina Dengler live in a three-bedroom Edwardian house built in 1902. When they refurbished they were keen to use natural materials and were aiming for more comfortable and healthier home. Both external and internal wall insulation have been installed. Loft insulation made from recycled paper has been used. An efficient boiler and a solar PV system were added. Their favourite feature in winter is their wood stove. In summer the solar PV caters for nearly all their daytime electricity demand. Visitors say: "Really useful to meet a family living in such an improved educational property and see it in practice."

This year is the 10th year of SuperHomes, and to celebrate we’ve partnered with the Ecology Building Society who are supporting this year’s September openings.

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 1830-2000
• Saturday 9 September: 1400-1530

Booking Details

No booking required

Additional information

Max 15 people per tour/session.

Directions

The SuperHome at Mayfield Road is 1.4 miles by car from Carlton Railway station in Nottingham and close to the Midlands Academy of Dance & Drama.

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SuperHome Open Day - Nottingham, Lady Bay, Fleeman Grove

Fleeman Grove, Lady Bay, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG2 5BH

Pioneering owners of some of the UK’s most eco-friendly SuperHomes are hosting free Open Days this September. SuperHomes are older homes…

Pioneering owners of some of the UK’s most eco-friendly SuperHomes are hosting free Open Days this September. SuperHomes are older homes refurbished by their owners for greater comfort, lower bills and fewer carbon emissions - at least 60% less! Visitors can expect to come away with plenty of ideas for greening their own properties.This year is the 10th year of SuperHomes, and to celebrate we’ve partnered with the Ecology Building Society who are supporting this year’s September openings.

Lukas and Mary retrofitted their 1960s detached house to improve it's energy efficiency. This included measures such as solar PV panels, solar thermal system, and extensive insulation. This resulted in a high carbon saving of 85%!

For more info and to book a free tour, please visit www.superhomes.org.uk/192

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 11:00-15:00

Booking Details

No booking required

Additional information

Max 6 people per tour/session.

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SuperHome Open Day: 1 Mayfield Road

Carlton, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG4 1JP

Edwardian detached house showcasing eco-refurbishment at its best… Pioneering owners of some of the UK's most eco-friendly SuperHomes are…

Edwardian detached house showcasing eco-refurbishment at its best… Pioneering owners of some of the UK's most eco-friendly SuperHomes are hosting free Open Days this September. SuperHomes are older homes refurbished by their owners for greater comfort, lower bills and fewer carbon emissions - at least 60% less! This year is the 10th year of SuperHomes, and to celebrate we’ve partnered with the Ecology Building Society who are supporting this year’s September openings.

Arthur and Regina have renovated their Edwardian Detached house to achieve high levels of energy efficiency. Measures installed include solar PV panels, wood burning stove and extensive insulation. This has resulted in a carbon saving of 78%!

For more info and to book a place please visit http://www.superhomes.org.uk/superhomes/nottingham-carlton-mayfield-road/

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: 18:30-20:00
• Saturday 9 September: 14:00-15:30

Booking Details

No booking required

Additional information

Max 15 people per tour/session.

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Superhomes Hampden Grove Beeston Nottinghamshire

Hampden Grove, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 1FG

A renovated Edwardian semi detached home, featuring internal solid wall insulation, under floor heating and triple glazing Tours available by…

A renovated Edwardian semi detached home, featuring internal solid wall insulation, under floor heating and triple glazing
Tours available by pre-booking only via the website.
Disabled access is restricted.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1400-1700
• Sunday 10 September: 1400-1700

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Required
All visits must be booked through the Superhomes Website at http://superhomes.org.uk/170 Contact: Angus Davison Email: angus.davison@gmail.com Go to: http://superhomes.org.uk/170 Booking opens: 8 July 2017 Booking closes: 8 September 2017

Access Information

Parking is nearby on the public road. The stairs are rather steep.

Additional information

Max 6 people per tour/session.

Directions

Hampden Grove is situated off the top of Imperial Road which runs up from Chilwell road shops.

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Talk Back Viewing Studio. Part of the Former Humber Cycle Works in Beeston.

Talkback Viewing Studios Ltd, 132A Queens Road East, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 2FD

Talk Back is a prestigious office suite used for market research focus groups. It is situated in part of the Humber Cycle Works which moved to…

Talk Back is a prestigious office suite used for market research focus groups. It is situated in part of the Humber Cycle Works which moved to Beeston around 1878. Thomas Humber developed the cycle from the velocipede to the bike we know today. Visitors will see pictures of the Humber factory's past and tour the modern studios. There will be various Humber vehicles and related artifacts on show.

Opening Times

• Sunday 10 September: 12.00 - 16.00

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

We are near the corner of Humber Road behind the petrol filling station.

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The Adams Building

The Adams Building, Stoney Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 1NG

Take a tour around one of Nottingham's most culturally significant buildings dating back to 1855. Formerly a lace showroom and warehouse, it is…

Take a tour around one of Nottingham's most culturally significant buildings dating back to 1855. Formerly a lace showroom and warehouse, it is probably the largest and finest example of a Victorian lace warehouse to survive in the country

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 10.30

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Access to the front of the building (Stoney St) is by steps only. The rear of the building (St Marys Gate) has a flat entrance.

Additional information

Max 30 people per tour/session.

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The Coach House

59 Sherbrooke Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG5 2BE

Welcome to The Coach House - a lovingly restored Edwardian building located in a fascinating street renowned for its industrial heritage. Back in…

Welcome to The Coach House - a lovingly restored Edwardian building located in a fascinating street renowned for its industrial heritage. Back in 1901, Sherbrooke Road had many entrepreneurs running businesses from here which over time disappeared. We will bring some of these back to life by leading a guided tour and by sharing some of the photographs and oral histories of those who remember life as it was.
We will discuss the history of The Coach House and the many social history projects we deliver as a social enterprise supporting unemployed people to find jobs by reflecting on work, employment and industry of the local area then compared to now.We will be sharing our findings from the ‘Back in my Day’ Heritage Lottery Funded youth project which includes the voices of young LGBTQ people living in Nottingham who led the nearly 40 oral history interviews with older people in care.

Opening Times

• Thursday 7 September: Tour 1000 & 1200
• Friday 8 September: Tour 1000 & 1200
• Saturday 9 September: Tour 1000 & 1200
• Sunday 10 September: Tour 1000 & 1200

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Required
Contact: Annabelle Elliot Call: 0115 8471018 Email: annabel@dtdltd.co.uk Go to: http://www.dtdltd.co.uk Booking opens: 3 July 2017 09:00 Booking closes: 7 September 2017 09:00

Additional information

Max 20 people per tour/session.

Directions

Sherbrooke Road in Carrington can be easily accessed by buses running regularly from the city centre as it is set between the Mansfield Road (57, 58, 88 & 89 - Church Drive stop) and Hucknall Road (15, 16 & 17 - Ebury Road stop). The Coach House is set behind terraced housing so we have an A-board on the pavement outside to guide you. Look through the archway and you will see us beyond the black gates. There is on-street parking available in the general area and safe places to lock your bikes.

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The D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum

D H Lawrence Birthplace Museum, 8A Victoria Street, Eastwood, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG16 3AW

Whether you’ve read all of his books, or simply like visiting different historic houses, come and see our quaint museum where the controversial…

Whether you’ve read all of his books, or simply like visiting different historic houses, come and see our quaint museum where the controversial life of D.H. Lawrence began.

D.H. Lawrence was the son of an Eastwood miner, but became most famous for the scandalous Lady Chatterley’s Lover.

See the house where he was born and enjoy a free taster tour of the museum, normally open by paid guided tour only!

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: Taster Tours available 1100-1545

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

Our lovely historic building does have some access limitations. Please note that due to the restrictions of the Grade II listed building there is no wheelchair access. The tour requires visitors to use flights of steps. There is also low level (gas) lighting in the historic rooms and the rooms themselves are small. Please do contact us with any questions so we may do our best to help!

Additional information

Max 8 people per tour/session. Stay a little longer and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee in the museum shop, or even bring a picnic to have in the walled garden!

Directions

WHERE IS THE MUSEUM? In the glorious East Midlands near both Nottingham and Derby, and just 40 minutes from Matlock, at the edge of the Peak District National Park. Easily accessible from the M1 (Junction 26 or 27) and close to the IKEA retail park. HOW DO I GET THERE? From M1 Junction 26, take the A610 towards Eastwood From M1 Junction 27, take the A608, through Brinsley, towards Eastwood. WHERE CAN I PARK? Pay and Display car parking is available at the nearby Scargill Walk, Victoria Street and Sun Inn car parks (see map above). CAN I USE PUBLIC TRANSPORT? You don’t need a car to come to us. For bus journeys to Eastwood high street jump on the Rainbow One from Nottingham or the Black Cat from Derby. Langley Mill train station is also only 1.5 miles away.

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Thoroton Dovecote

Dovecote House, Thoroton, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG13 9DS

Visit the only thatched dovecote in the county, which, set in private gardens can only be visited by arrangement.

Visit the only thatched dovecote in the county, which, set in private gardens can only be visited by arrangement.

Opening Times

• Sunday 10 September: 1100-1600

Booking Details

No booking required

Additional information

Max 5 people per tour/session.

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Trent & Peak Archaeology at Middle Street Resource Centre.

Resource Centre, 74 Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 2AR

Find out what community projects and activities we have been involved in since HODs 2016. We have a Young Archaeologists Club and we have worked…

Find out what community projects and activities we have been involved in since HODs 2016. We have a Young Archaeologists Club and we have worked with young adults with autism. Finds from recent digs will be on show and a member of staff will give a talk ''Highlights of Trent & Peak's archaeological finds 2016/17''

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1000-1600

Booking Details

No booking required

Directions

We are at the Fletcher Road end of Middle Street. There is a tram/bus stop outside the door.

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Trent Bridge Cricket Ground - then and now

Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, Trent Bridge, Bridgford Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG2 6AG

A guided tour of the world's third oldest Test match venue, including the chance to compare the present-day facilities with photographs and…

A guided tour of the world's third oldest Test match venue, including the chance to compare the present-day facilities with photographs and information from former times.

Opening Times

• Friday 8 September: 0915 to 1045

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Required
Email: heritage@nottsccc.co.uk Booking opens: 18 August 2017 16:00 Booking closes: 4 September 2017 17:00

Access Information

No parking is available on site. Wheelchair access to ground floor only; some areas of the tour involve climbing three flights of stairs to upper floors. Meeting point arrangements will be emailed to all attendees.

Additional information

Max 20 people per tour/session.

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University of Nottingham Museum

Nottingham Lakeside Arts, University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 2RD

Drop into the University of Nottingham Museum for the opportunity to handle amazing artefacts from the museum’s collection which aren’t…

Drop into the University of Nottingham Museum for the opportunity to handle amazing artefacts from the museum’s collection which aren’t usually on display. From prehistoric hand-axes to Roman gaming pieces, these objects were used by our ancestors and each tells a fascinating story. Put on a pair of gloves and bridge the gap between the present and the ancient past. Children can take part in our special Heritage Open Day Museum Quiz to win a prize!

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1200-1600

Booking Details

No booking required

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Victorian Police Station and High Pavement Tours

National Justice Museum , Shire Hall, High Pavement, Lace Market, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 1HN

On Sunday 10 September the National Justice Museum will celebrate Heritage Open Day by hosting Free guided tours of its Edwardian Police Station,…

On Sunday 10 September the National Justice Museum will celebrate Heritage Open Day by hosting Free guided tours of its Edwardian Police Station, along with special historical tours on High Pavement.

The tours, which begin in the historic Shire Hall will run every half an hour and work on a first come, first served basis.

Opening Times

• Sunday 10 September: 1045-1545

Booking Details

Pre-booking: Required
Call: 0115 952 0555 Email: info@nationaljusticemusuem.org.uk Go to: http://www.nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk/ Write to: http://www.nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk/event/edwardian-police-station-high-pavement-tours/

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Wollaton Village Dovecote Museum

Wollaton Village Dovecote, Dovecote Drive, Wollaton, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG82NB

A restored Grade II listed Elizabethan Dovecote built around 1565. Downstairs entrance room, replica early 20th century parlour and scullery.…

A restored Grade II listed Elizabethan Dovecote built around 1565. Downstairs entrance room, replica early 20th century parlour and scullery. Upstairs two rooms dedicated to the current exhibition “How Wollaton Grew from Medieval Hamlet to 20th Century City Suburb”. There will be a guided walk at 3.00pm around Wollaton Village including St Leonard’s Church and the digitised medieval Wollaton Antiphonal.

Uneven floors, steep stairs, no toilets. On the No 30 and 2 bus routes but street parking is available nearby with disabled parking at St Leonard’s Community Centre.

Opening Times

• Saturday 9 September: 1400-1630
• Sunday 10 September: 1400-1630; Walk 1500

Booking Details

No booking required

Access Information

There is level access on the ground floor housing our Victorian parlour and some of our displays. Our exhibition area is on the first floor - access is restricted by the steep stairs of this very old building: children and the elderly may need help . Street parking is available on Wollaton Road, and Smythson Drive - disabled parking is nearby at St Leonard's Community Centre, Bramcote Lane. Accessible toilets are available at the Community Centre, and the Church (please note, there are no toilets at the Dovecote).

Additional information

Max 20 people per tour/session. The Dovecote is owned by the City of Nottingham, and leased to the Wollaton Historical & Conservation Society who maintain the museum and exhibits. There are related Open Days nearby at St Leonard's Church, and The Nottingham Industrial Museum; and over 30 other venues in the neighbouring areas of Attenborough, Beeston, Bramcote, Chilwell, Stapleford and Toton - co-ordinated by Beeston Civic Society. The full 12 page programme of events and locations with guide map can be viewed or downloaded at the BEESTON CIVIC SOCIETY website.

Directions

Off Bramcote Lane, Wollaton (opposite the Library) - just a few yards from the village centre, St Leonard's Church, the Village Pump, and the Admiral Rodney PH. Limited parking (and accessible toilets) available at the Community Centre, Dovecote Drive.

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