Forthcoming Events
You can view our events on a calendar or as an agenda here…
True’s Tots is back!
Songs, stories & creative activities for 2 to 4 year olds at True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum.
These sessions are free but booking is essential as places are limited.
For further information contact the Museum on 01553 770479 or email info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
| Date | Speaker | Title |
| 2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
| 9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
| 16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
| 23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
| 30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
| 7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
| 14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
| 22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
| 28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
| 4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
| 11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
| 18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
| Date | Speaker | Title |
| 2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
| 9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
| 16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
| 23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
| 30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
| 7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
| 14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
| 22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
| 28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
| 4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
| 11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
| 18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
True’s Tots is back!
Songs, stories & creative activities for 2 to 4 year olds at True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum.
These sessions are free but booking is essential as places are limited.
For further information contact the Museum on 01553 770479 or email info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
22nd October which is at 11am
22nd October Dr Simon Thurley will be speaking about Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
| Date | Speaker | Title |
| 2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
| 9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
| 16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
| 23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
| 30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
| 7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
| 14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
| 22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
| 28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
| 4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
| 11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
| 18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
True’s Tots is back!
Songs, stories & creative activities for 2 to 4 year olds at True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum.
These sessions are free but booking is essential as places are limited.
For further information contact the Museum on 01553 770479 or email info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
| Date | Speaker | Title |
| 2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
| 9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
| 16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
| 23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
| 30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
| 7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
| 14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
| 22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
| 28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
| 4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
| 11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
| 18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
| Date | Speaker | Title |
| 2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
| 9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
| 16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
| 23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
| 30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
| 7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
| 14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
| 22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
| 28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
| 4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
| 11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
| 18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
TRUE’S TALKS (22nd SERIES)
Autumn 2021
All talks are on Thursdays at 1pm. With the exception of 22nd October which is at 11am
| Date | Speaker | Title |
| 2nd Sept | Eric Somerville | The Story of Influenza |
| 9th Sept | Alison Gifford | The Le Stranges of Hunstanton in the 17th Century: A Musical Family |
| 16th Sept | The Revd Dr Peter Doll | Walsingham Pilgrimage, Yesterday and Today |
| 23rd Sept | Sophie Hobbs | Great Change: Reflections on the pandemic project |
| 30th Sept | Dr Paul Richards | Lost King’s Lynn 1850-2000 |
| 7th Oct | Carol and David Savage | The Medieval Wool Market and Origins of Globalisation |
| 14th Oct | Pat Knights | The Royals at Sandringham |
| 22nd Oct | Dr Simon Thurley | Clifton House in King’s Lynn 1300-2020 |
| 28th Oct | Dr Matt Woodcock | Thomas Nashe & Tudor East Anglia |
| 4th Nov | Tony Kirby | ‘Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750’ |
| 11th Nov | Simon Massen | West Norfolk: A Story in Old Postcards |
| 18th Nov | Prof. Michael Chisholm | “What could the Anglo-Saxons have taught Vermuyden?” |
Booking for the talks opens on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
All lectures are free.
For further details- Call: 01553 770479 or Email: info@truesyard.co.uk
Admission Prices
Adults £3.50
Seniors (over 60) £3.00
Children (under 5′s go free) £1.50
Family (2 adults + 2 children) £6.50
Research Centre Free
No dogs allowed except for guide dogs.