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A video series peeking through the windows at the everyday lives in Preston Brook and it's surrounds.

Nestled in the conservation village of Walton, Near Warrington, Cheshire, St John’s church is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. All are welcome to come along and learn about the fascinating history of this beautiful building.

A guided walking tour and interpretation of Parkfields Park, Fearnhead - originally constructed as a "Prehistoric Theme Park". Also a chance to share your memories, photos and insights.

The church will be open to visitors and there will also be an opportunity to visit the Ringing Chamber in the Tower to learn about bell ringing. Refreshments also available.

A guided walk exploring the registered battlefield at Winwick.

Come and browse through some of Warrington Archive's impressive collection of works magazines - a valuable source of information of local industry and a glimpse into Warrington people's everyday histories.

Join us as we celebrate 130 years of the Parr Hall and 100 years of the Cavaillé-Coll organ with an opportunity to tread the boards and learn about the building and the everyday working lives of the people who have performed and worked there.

A heritage trail celebrating 150 years of Warrington Wolves history starting from the Halliwell Jones Stadium and ending at Warrington Museum & Art Gallery for a visit to the "A Game For All" exhibition.

An oasis of calm, peace and beauty. The attractive gardens are often called the hidden gem of the centre of Warrington. Step in and visit the Chapel encompassing over 300 years of Warrington's history and Unitarianism in the North West of England.

Join Warrington Library staff for a Heritage Walk around Warrington's Cultural Quarter and learn about local history!

Guided walk to transporter explaining its history and that of some of the people associated with it.

Walton Hall will be open for visitors to look around the Hall. Volunteers will be 'on-hand' to answer any questions. Guided tours are also available on request. Activity packs are available.

Following a Rebellion in Lancashire in the 1820's, the Province of Lancashire was split into two Divisions, West and East, to make management easier. West Lancashire was formed in 1826, we take a look at the history since then.

Fancy a free day out for all the family this autumn? You're in luck! Warrington is home to an amazing museum dedicated to Cheshire's policing history and they are opening their doors on Saturday 12 September for Heritage Open Days.

Join us at Warrington Museum & Art Gallery for a brief talk about the everyday lives of the people who make up Warrington Wolves - past and present.

An event to commemorate the church and the area's connection to the English Civil War.

A guided walking tour of Warrington centre to appreciate the world of Chimney Pots and tune into the delights of obvious but also hidden heritage.

Join us for a guided exploration of the heritage timeline at the Halliwell Jones Stadium before heading off to Warrington Museum & Art Gallery to see the "A Game For All" exhibition celebrating 150 years of Warrington Wolves.