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Explore the areas of the Town Hall, erected in 1936, not usually open to the public: from the Mayor’s Parlour to the ornate council chambers.

Join us this September to enjoy our beautiful 900 year old church, discover about those who built it, and its past, present and future.

Join us on Sunday 14th September to celebrate Vauxhall Motors' legacy in Luton. Share your stories, shape our exhibition, and be part of the journey.

This talk illustrates how the layout of this pub - with its saloon, jug and public bars - reflects wider divisions in pre-War society.

We celebrate the work of David Ainsbury who wrote the Luton News' 'Yesteryear' column as well as the ground-breaking Luton World War 1 blog

The Culture Trust Luton has commissioned acclaimed local artist Abu Yahya to create a new series of large-scale calligraphy works in the Hat District, as part of Heritage Open Days 2025. The works will unfold live across the week.

A workshop exploring Luton’s hidden history through creative writing during Heritage Open Days 2025 at the Hat District.

This walk will highlight the forgotten features of this beautiful Victorian park which has Edwardian elements also incorporated. Through the formal gardens and its suspension bridge. We will speak about the old mansion house, which is now a museum.

Join us for Let’s Not Forget – A Walk in the Past, a community consultation event using art, AR, and AI to explore local heritage. Visit 7 interactive stands, meet artists, experience digital displays, and share your views. Fun for all ages

To mark this year’s Heritage Open Days (12–21 September), we’re inviting you to capture the often-overlooked details that make Luton’s architecture special. From old tiles to curious cornices – what hidden stories will you uncover?