Beverley In Bloom Launches The 2014 Town Competition
Residents, businesses and community groups in Beverley are being encouraged to enter the Beverley in Bloom Town Competition.
Residents, businesses and community groups in Beverley are being encouraged to enter the Beverley in Bloom Town Competition.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council, on behalf of the East Riding Cultural Partnership, is operating a series of free workshops between April and October to encourage residents to enter the next round of the Capturing the East Riding Amateur Photography Competition.
East Riding students and pupils will be testing their design skills at a fashion show using junk clothing, old sheets and curtains.
The latest café case display, created by the Wilderspin National School in Barton-on-Humber, has now opened at the Treasure House in Beverley and focuses on Samuel Wilderspin (1791-1866), ‘the forgotten pioneer of infant education.’
The day of the milkman is long gone. Doorstep deliveries of fresh pints of milk in glass bottles are virtually a thing in history, but for a few hardy souls who strive to keep the work of the milkman alive.
Although we may not care to admit it, historically, the issue of disability has often been ignored and neglected by society through the centuries.
Christmas through the Post is a new exhibition taking place at the Treasure House in Beverley from Saturday, 7 December until 8 February 2014.
East Riding Museums Service has been awarded a grant of £2,700 from the Art Fund to improve its archaeology displays at the Treasure House, in Beverley.
Enjoy your heritage with some bite this Halloween as Dracula expert, Dr Kevin Corstorphine, explores the vampire’s links to Yorkshire at a lecture on Tuesday, 29 October at the Treasure House, Beverley.
Beverley Christmas Lights appeal will be making a return to a former venue as they hold a fashion show at the Beverley Memorial Hall.
For the fourth year running, the Treasure House in Beverley has run a children’s trail which involves visitors picking up clues from all around the site whilst discovering interesting artworks and museum items along the way.
War. Whenever it looms the country feels safe in the knowledge that the armed forces will step up to the plate and ensure safety. But around 220 years ago, it wasn’t quite as simple as that.
Ahead of her appearance at the Beverley Literature Festival on Thursday, 10 October, Daisy Hildyard has been named as one of the US National Book Foundation’s 5 Under 35 – an award that honours five young fiction authors that show promising talent.
Photographer Lee Karen Stow’s exhibition as the Treasure House entitled Closer offers a unique look at Yorkshire through the lens of one of Beverley’s top photographers.
The entry date for submissions is fast-approaching for the Beverley Literature Festival Short Film Programme, located in the beautiful and historic town of Beverley, which will take place from 10-13 October.
Did Jack the Ripper visit Beverley? This fascinating talk will look at two previously named suspects with links to Beverley
Literature lovers can enjoy the best in contemporary writing from Thursday, 10 to Sunday, 13 October at the annual Beverley Literature Festival.