DIARY DATES FOR KING’S LYNN
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Events in September 2019
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Summer exhibition: West Norfolk Artists' Association–
Summer exhibition: West Norfolk Artists' AssociationSt Nicholas ChapelSt Ann's StKing's Lynn, PE30 1LTShowcasing the work of association members, all local to West Norfolk, professionals and amateurs. 'Something for everyone, paintings, photographs, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture and more'.
Tuesday Sept 3 - 10.30 to 1pm.
Preview event Friday, August 23 7 - 9 pm.
Entry free.The Walks Summer Circus: My First Circus the Littlest MermaidThe Walks Summer Circus: My First Circus the Littlest MermaidThe WalksAn interactive musical voyage where adults and little ones can join in the fun. Also at 1.15pm. Tickets adults £10, children £7.50, under one year free, from the Corn Exchange Box Office 01553 764864.
The Classical Ukelele - recital Donald BoustedThe Classical Ukelele - recital Donald BoustedAll Saints ChurchHillington SquareKing's Lynn, PE30 5HPClassical ukele means playing classical music on the ukelele, more or less with classical guitar technique. In his recital Donald Bousted will play arrangements of music from the medieval, renaissance and baroque periods as well as new music by Samantha Muir, Loretta Notareschi and Jake Shimabukuro. Reservations email hidden; JavaScript is required
Free concert in aid of NSPCC with a retiring collection for Childline.The Walks Summer Circus: Circus TreatsThe Walks Summer Circus: Circus TreatsThe WalksAerial, acrobatics, comedy, juggling - perfect family entertainment for a Sunday afternoon. Tickets adults £10, children £7.50 from the Corn Exchange Box Office 01553 764864
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Summer exhibition: West Norfolk Artists' Association–
Summer exhibition: West Norfolk Artists' AssociationSt Nicholas ChapelSt Ann's StKing's Lynn, PE30 1LTShowcasing the work of association members, all local to West Norfolk, professionals and amateurs. 'Something for everyone, paintings, photographs, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture and more'.
Tuesday Sept 3 - 10.30 to 1pm.
Preview event Friday, August 23 7 - 9 pm.
Entry free. - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Summer exhibition: West Norfolk Artists' Association–
Summer exhibition: West Norfolk Artists' AssociationSt Nicholas ChapelSt Ann's StKing's Lynn, PE30 1LTLast day of the exhibition showcasing the work of association members, all local to West Norfolk, professionals and amateurs. 'Something for everyone, paintings, photographs, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture and more'.
Supper Walk at Market BistroSupper Walk at Market BistroSaturday Market PlaceKing's Lynn , PE30 5DQThe supper walks start and finish at each restaurant and last for around an hour followed by a two course meal. Each walk will take in
a different set of historic features that are close by and will also take in the history of the restaurants themselves. Bookings should be
made directly with each named restaurant.
Meet at Market Bistro, Saturday Market Place. Book 01553 771483Regular Walks take place every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, and unless otherwise stated, start at 2pm. Meet outside Stories of Lynn, Saturday Market Place.
All walks last approximately 1 1/2 to 2 hours
Information and Tickets from: King’s Lynn Tourist information Centre, Stories of Lynn, Saturday Market Place. Tel: 01553 763044
Regular guided walks are offered at: Adults £5; Concessions £4; Children £1
Please note that in the event of a walk being oversubscribed, preference will be given to ticket holdersGenerally the regular walk is Historic Lynn:
Beginning at the Saturday Market Place and ending at the Tuesday Market Place, this walk shows the development of the Town, its power and wealth, from 1100 to the present day and takes in familiar and less familiar buildings.Privately-booked parties and specialist groups can be can be booked for other day and times throughout the year. Contact TIC 01553 763044.
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Shakespeares Guildhall Trust. Drama 'Strictly Sherlock'All Day Event
Shakespeares Guildhall Trust. Drama 'Strictly Sherlock'Crofters, Guildhall ComplexKing StreetKing's Lynn , PE30 1ET'The Don't Go Into the Cellar Theatre Co' go into the cellar at Crofters Coffee Bar at the Guildhall Complex to re-enact some of the great detective's famous cases.
Times, tickets and further details to come.Poetry Appreciation Group monthly meeting–
Poetry Appreciation Group monthly meetingFriends Meeting HouseBridge StPE30 5ABPoetry on the theme 'Colour'.
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Restaurant Walk - The RatskellerRestaurant Walk - The RatskellerSouth Quay King's LynnPE30 5DTThe supper walks start and finish at each restaurant and last for around an hour followed by a two course meal. Each walk will take in a different set of historic features that are close by and will also take in the history of the restaurants themselves. Bookings should be
made directly with each named restaurant.
Ratskeller 01553 773713Regular Walks take place every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, and unless otherwise stated, start at 2pm. Meet outside Stories of Lynn, Saturday Market Place.
All walks last approximately 1 1/2 to 2 hours
Information and Tickets from: King’s Lynn Tourist information Centre, Stories of Lynn, Saturday Market Place. Tel: 01553 763044
Regular guided walks are offered at: Adults £5; Concessions £4; Children £1
Please note that in the event of a walk being oversubscribed, preference will be given to ticket holdersGenerally the regular walk is Historic Lynn:
Beginning at the Saturday Market Place and ending at the Tuesday Market Place, this walk shows the development of the Town, its power and wealth, from 1100 to the present day and takes in familiar and less familiar buildings.Privately-booked parties and specialist groups can be can be booked for other day and times throughout the year. Contact TIC 01553 763044.
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Neighbourhood Plans - ward forum meetingNeighbourhood Plans - ward forum meetingMarriott's WarehouseSouth QuayPE30 5DTNeighbourhood Plans and the advantages for the ward. This could include the protection of buildings and green space, and decisions on types of housing their shape and design and what they would look like.
Alex Fradley and Alan Gomm, Borough Council King's Lynn and West Norfolk.
Presentation will be followed by information, discussion on matters affecting the ward and the opportunity to introduce topics of concern/interest.
Meeting open to all residents and businesses located within the ward. Entry free,
Details: Sally Turff, secretary, 01553 764422 E: email hidden; JavaScript is required - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Green Book - King's Lynn Community Cinema ClubGreen Book - King's Lynn Community Cinema ClubGuildhall of St GeorgeGuildhall ComplexKing StreetKing's Lynn , PE30 1ETThis years Best Picture Oscar winner. A working class Italian/American bouncer becomes the driver of an African/American classical pianist on a tour of venires throughout the 1960s American South.
£5 day membership avallable on the door. - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Clifton House TourClifton House TourClifton House17 Queen StreetKing's Lynn, PE30 1HTEngland's most complete medieval merchants house. Undercroft, watch-tower, Georgian interiors. Guided tour through Historic Houses. Advance booking only, 01946 690823
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Farmers Market–
Farmers MarketSaturday Market PlaceKing's Lynn , PE30 5DQSeriously good food from local suppliers
Pop Up Shop: Greyfriars Art Gallery– 15th September, 2019
Pop Up Shop: Greyfriars Art GalleryGreyfriars Art SpaceSt James StreetPE30 5BZPaintings, textiles, ceramics, cards. sculptures,printmaking, glasswork and more by local artists Doreen Aitkin, Bridget Bates, Brenda Brown, Katrine Cousins, Carol Evans, Mark Freeman, Inge-Lise Greaves, John Martin, Suzy Thomas, Pearl Thompson, Barbara Vincent, Janet Wheeler.
Free entrance. - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Pop Up Shop: Greyfriars Art Gallery– 15th September, 2019
Pop Up Shop: Greyfriars Art GalleryGreyfriars Art SpaceSt James StreetPE30 5BZPaintings, textiles, ceramics, cards. sculptures,printmaking, glasswork and more by local artists Doreen Aitkin, Bridget Bates, Brenda Brown, Katrine Cousins, Carol Evans, Mark Freeman, Inge-Lise Greaves, John Martin, Suzy Thomas, Pearl Thompson, Barbara Vincent, Janet Wheeler.
Free entrance.Heritage Open DayHeritage Open DayAnnual National Heritage Open Day event when scores of Lynn's ancient and listed buildings are open to the public. Full details and programme will be available nearer the date.
Gothis stories in an atmospheric setting.–
Gothis stories in an atmospheric setting.Greyfriars Art SpaceSt James StreetPE30 5BZAn invitation from Lady Chillers. As you explore Greyfriars Art Gallery linger briefly in the garret and listen to a selection of short Gothic stories.
Donations elcome, all proceeds will go to support the work of Greyfriars Art Space. - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Restaurant Walk - Bank HouseRestaurant Walk - Bank HouseKing Staithe SquarePE30 1JEThe supper walks start and finish at each restaurant and last for around an hour followed by a two course meal. Each walk will take in a different set of historic features that are close by and will also take in the history of the restaurants themselves. Bookings should be
made directly with each named restaurant.
Bank House: 01553 660492Regular Walks take place every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, and unless otherwise stated, start at 2pm. Meet outside Stories of Lynn, Saturday Market Place.
All walks last approximately 1 1/2 to 2 hours
Information and Tickets from: King’s Lynn Tourist information Centre, Stories of Lynn, Saturday Market Place. Tel: 01553 763044
Regular guided walks are offered at: Adults £5; Concessions £4; Children £1
Please note that in the event of a walk being oversubscribed, preference will be given to ticket holdersGenerally the regular walk is Historic Lynn:
Beginning at the Saturday Market Place and ending at the Tuesday Market Place, this walk shows the development of the Town, its power and wealth, from 1100 to the present day and takes in familiar and less familiar buildings.Privately-booked parties and specialist groups can be can be booked for other day and times throughout the year. Contact TIC 01553 763044.
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Digging Sedgeford: A people's archaeologyDigging Sedgeford: A people's archaeologyMarriott's WarehouseSouth QuayPE30 5DTIllustrated talk by Gary Rossin, director, Sedgeford Historical and Archaeological Research Project (SHARP). Since 1996 the entire range of human settlement and land use in a typical Norfolk parish has been investigated every sumer during which Anglo-Saxon, late Neolithic/early Bronze Age burials, Iron Age hoards, a Roman 'crime scene', medieval manors and a First World Ward airfield have been uncovered and investigated.
Tickets £5 from Lynn Museum, Market St, King's Lynn 01553 775001 or £6 on the door.
Organised by the Friends of King's Lynn MuseumKing's Lynn Music SocietyKing's Lynn Music SocietyTown HallSaturday Market PlacePE30 5DQCharlotte Rowan violinist with pianist Charlotte Stevenson, programme of Wieniawski. Grieg, Mendelssohn and others.
Tea and coffee served from 7pm. Visitors are welcome, donation of £10 at the door suggested. Free to under 18s, students in full-time education and those with membership affiliated to FRMS.
Annual subscription to the society: £50'Digging Sedgeford: A People's Archaeology''Digging Sedgeford: A People's Archaeology'King's Lynn MuseumMarket StreetKing's Lynn, PE30 1NLFriends of King's Lynn Museum Annual Lecture. Illustrated talk by Gary Rossin, Director of Sedgeford Historical & Archaeological Research Project (SHARP).
Established in 1996, SHARP is one of the largest and longest-running independent archaeological projects in Britain. Hear about the discoveries: the Anglo-Saxon settlement, Late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age burials, Iron Age hoards, a Roman ‘crime scene’, medieval manors and a First World War airfield.
Tickets £5 from the Lynn Museum or £6 on the door - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Clifton House TourClifton House TourClifton House17 Queen StreetKing's Lynn, PE30 1HTEngland's most complete medieval merchants house. Undercroft, watch-tower, Georgian interiors. Guided tour through Historic Houses. Advance booking only, 01946 690823
The Age of Stupid, King's Lynn Community Cinema Club special screeningThe Age of Stupid, King's Lynn Community Cinema Club special screeningMarriott's WarehouseSouth QuayPE30 5DTIn the year of 2055 the world has been devastated by rising sea levels and numerous other natural disasters. An archivist examines videos from 2008 in an attempt to understand why humans didn't stop climate change before it was too later.
Pete Postlethwaite stars in this academy nominated film which also features the music of Radiohead, Depeche Mode and the Stupid Orchestra.
Organised in conjunction with King's Lynn Trades Council. Free entry. Donations welcome. - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479Lynn Museum coffee morning–
Lynn Museum coffee morningKing's Lynn MuseumMarket StreetKing's Lynn, PE30 1NLLynn Museum hosts a coffee morning on the last Wednesday of the month with a different theme each time: a chance to learn more about the museum collection, try a new craft and enjoy coffee and cake.
Only £1 or Free for Friends of Kings Lynn Museum (FKLM). Details 01553 775001Musical coffee morning classical guitar recitalMusical coffee morning classical guitar recitalSt John's Church in the WalksBlackfriars RoadPE30 1NTEntertainment by Estevão Devides on classical guitar. Entry free, refreshments, donations invited for church funds.
Coffee quiz - Marriotts Warehouse TrustCoffee quiz - Marriotts Warehouse TrustMarriott's WarehouseSouth QuayPE30 5DTJust like a pub quiz but no sport nor celebs.
Instead: heritage, arts, literature, nature and local and general knowledge
And a warm, friendly atmosphere.
£5 per head including coffee and home-baked biscuits.
Proceeds in aid of Marriotts Warehouse Trust.
Details: 07582 037301 - - The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibition
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 770479The films of David Lean - King's Lynn Community Cinema Club–
The films of David Lean - King's Lynn Community Cinema ClubThoresby CollegeThe Great HallSouth QuayClose Up Event. An exploration of the astonishing career of British director David Lean, which spanned over forty years and divided into two distinct periods. Introduced by Sue Burge the event examines his very early films such as 'In Which We Serve' and 'Brief Encounter', as well as considering the epic films he directed later, such as 'Dr Zhivago'. Members £5. non members £6. Pre-book by emailing email hidden; JavaScript is required
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 77047935th King's Lynn Poetry FestivalAll Day Event
35th King's Lynn Poetry FestivalTown HallSaturday Market PlacePE30 5DQFest of work by contemporary poets. Details available later in the year.
Kipper Feet - ballet set in Lynn's North End fishing community - matineeKipper Feet - ballet set in Lynn's North End fishing community - matineeGuildhall of St GeorgeGuildhall ComplexKing StreetKing's Lynn , PE30 1ETNew ballet written by Trina Lee, Noise and Chance School of Dance. Trina comes from one of the largest Lynn fishing families, the Castleton's, and is reaching out to the general public to share any stories, photo's or video footage that may be fitting for the performances. which are based on he life and times of the North End community. Inspired by the poems and stores of Frank Castleton.
Matinee and evening performances at 2.30pm and 7.30pm. Tickets £14, and £12 OAPs and children, from the Corn Exchange Box Office 01553 764864.
Ticket proceeds will go to the newly-formed Shakespeare's Guildhall Trust, which aims to provide a thriving arts centre at the King Street venue.Kipper Feet - ballet set in Lynn's North End fishing community - matinee
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The North End Society and Gustav Metzger - exhibitionTrue's Yard Fisherfolk MuseumNorth StreetPE30 1QWIn 1957 the North End Society protested against the demolition and gentrification of King's Lynn's fishing quarter. Said Gustav Metzger: "This was my baptism in activism - we lost the battle and the quarter was destroyed. so this is how it all began'.
True's Yard is open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10am tp 4pm, last admission 3.30pm. This exhibition is available to view throughout opening hours.
Details 01553 77047935th King's Lynn Poetry FestivalAll Day Event
35th King's Lynn Poetry FestivalTown HallSaturday Market PlacePE30 5DQFest of work by contemporary poets. Details available later in the year.
Kipper Feet - ballet set in Lynn's North End fishing community - matineeKipper Feet - ballet set in Lynn's North End fishing community - matineeGuildhall of St GeorgeGuildhall ComplexKing StreetKing's Lynn , PE30 1ETNew ballet written by Trina Lee, Noise and Chance School of Dance. Trina comes from one of the largest Lynn fishing families, the Castleton's, and is reaching out to the general public to share any stories, photo's or video footage that may be fitting for the performances. which are based on he life and times of the North End community. Inspired by the poems and stores of Frank Castleton.
Matinee and evening performances at 2.30pm and 7.30pm. Tickets £14, and £12 OAPs and children, from the Corn Exchange Box Office 01553 764864.
Ticket proceeds will go to the newly-formed Shakespeare's Guildhall Trust, which aims to provide a thriving arts centre at the King Street venue.Kipper Feet - ballet set in Lynn's North End fishing community - matinee
Kipper Feet - ballet set in Lynn's North End fishing community - evening performanceKipper Feet - ballet set in Lynn's North End fishing community - evening performanceGuildhall of St GeorgeGuildhall ComplexKing StreetKing's Lynn , PE30 1ETNew ballet written by Trina Lee, Noise and Chance School of Dance. Trina comes from one of the largest Lynn fishing families, the Castleton's, and is reaching out to the general public to share any stories, photo's or video footage that may be fitting for the performances. which are based on he life and times of the North End community. Inspired by the poems and stores of Frank Castleton.
Matinee and evening performances at 2.30pm and 7.30pm. Tickets £14, and £12 OAPs and children, from the Corn Exchange Box Office 01553 764864.
Ticket proceeds will go to the newly-formed Shakespeare's Guildhall Trust, which aims to provide a thriving arts centre at the King Street venue.Kipper Feet - ballet set in Lynn's North End fishing community - evening performance
- - 35th King's Lynn Poetry Festival
All Day Event
35th King's Lynn Poetry FestivalTown HallSaturday Market PlacePE30 5DQFest of work by contemporary poets. Details available later in the year.
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