Forthcoming Events

Local History day is held on the 1^st Saturday in June every year. This year we decided to go one step further and hold an entire week dedicated to the incredible history of this town.

Tuesday 28th May 10.30am – 2.00pm – Family Fun Day– Time travelling games, trail, dressing-up, puppets, prize draw, homemade cake and object handling of ancient finds! Suitable for all ages- Free

Wednesday 29th May 1pm-2pm – True’s Talk – Topic TBC- Free

Thursday 30^th May 11am-3pm– Day School Frederick Savage (1828-97) Engineer, Northender & Mayor– Join Dr Julian Litten & Dr Paul Richards at True’s Yard and St Nicholas Chapel – looking at Savage’s amazing achievements and the Victorian way of death. £5pp (Lunch not included).

Friday- 31^st May 1pm- True’s Talk- The 150^th Anniversary of the Alexandra Dock

Learn all about the history of this incredible still working Dock. Plus, all those who attend the talk will get a special preview of the new exhibition which opens to the public on 1^st June. Free

Saturday 1^st June- Local History in England Day!

10:30am- 2:30pm Open Day- The Pat Midgley Research Centre will be open to the public. Discover the rich source material held at the PMRC and more about family history.

11:30am & 2:30pm – 1000 years in 10 minutes! An abridged history of King’s Lynn– performed by Museum Manager – Lindsey Bavin. Suitable for all ages. Free.

12noon– Exhibition Opening The 150^th Anniversary of The Alexandra Dock (1869-2019)

1pm North End Guided Tour what better way to get to know your local history than to walk the streets and see the marks our ancestors left on the landscape? Hear the remarkable stories of the people of the North End and round it all off with a cup of complimentary tea or coffee in our newly restored Georgian Tearoom. £5pp

For more information or to book tickets call 01553 770479 or email info@truesyard.co.uk

Local History day is held on the 1^st Saturday in June every year. This year we decided to go one step further and hold an entire week dedicated to the incredible history of this town.

Tuesday 28th May 10.30am – 2.00pm – Family Fun Day– Time travelling games, trail, dressing-up, puppets, prize draw, homemade cake and object handling of ancient finds! Suitable for all ages- Free

Wednesday 29th May 1pm-2pm – True’s Talk – Topic TBC- Free

Thursday 30^th May 11am-3pm– Day School Frederick Savage (1828-97) Engineer, Northender & Mayor– Join Dr Julian Litten & Dr Paul Richards at True’s Yard and St Nicholas Chapel – looking at Savage’s amazing achievements and the Victorian way of death. £5pp (Lunch not included).

Friday- 31^st May 1pm- True’s Talk- The 150^th Anniversary of the Alexandra Dock

Learn all about the history of this incredible still working Dock. Plus, all those who attend the talk will get a special preview of the new exhibition which opens to the public on 1^st June. Free

Saturday 1^st June- Local History in England Day!

10:30am- 2:30pm Open Day- The Pat Midgley Research Centre will be open to the public. Discover the rich source material held at the PMRC and more about family history.

11:30am & 2:30pm – 1000 years in 10 minutes! An abridged history of King’s Lynn– performed by Museum Manager – Lindsey Bavin. Suitable for all ages. Free.

12noon– Exhibition Opening The 150^th Anniversary of The Alexandra Dock (1869-2019)

1pm North End Guided Tour what better way to get to know your local history than to walk the streets and see the marks our ancestors left on the landscape? Hear the remarkable stories of the people of the North End and round it all off with a cup of complimentary tea or coffee in our newly restored Georgian Tearoom. £5pp

For more information or to book tickets call 01553 770479 or email info@truesyard.co.uk

Local History day is held on the 1^st Saturday in June every year. This year we decided to go one step further and hold an entire week dedicated to the incredible history of this town.

Tuesday 28th May 10.30am – 2.00pm – Family Fun Day– Time travelling games, trail, dressing-up, puppets, prize draw, homemade cake and object handling of ancient finds! Suitable for all ages- Free

Wednesday 29th May 1pm-2pm – True’s Talk – Topic TBC- Free

Thursday 30^th May 11am-3pm– Day School Frederick Savage (1828-97) Engineer, Northender & Mayor– Join Dr Julian Litten & Dr Paul Richards at True’s Yard and St Nicholas Chapel – looking at Savage’s amazing achievements and the Victorian way of death. £5pp (Lunch not included).

Friday- 31^st May 1pm- True’s Talk- The 150^th Anniversary of the Alexandra Dock

Learn all about the history of this incredible still working Dock. Plus, all those who attend the talk will get a special preview of the new exhibition which opens to the public on 1^st June. Free

Saturday 1^st June- Local History in England Day!

10:30am- 2:30pm Open Day- The Pat Midgley Research Centre will be open to the public. Discover the rich source material held at the PMRC and more about family history.

11:30am & 2:30pm – 1000 years in 10 minutes! An abridged history of King’s Lynn– performed by Museum Manager – Lindsey Bavin. Suitable for all ages. Free.

12noon– Exhibition Opening The 150^th Anniversary of The Alexandra Dock (1869-2019)

1pm North End Guided Tour what better way to get to know your local history than to walk the streets and see the marks our ancestors left on the landscape? Hear the remarkable stories of the people of the North End and round it all off with a cup of complimentary tea or coffee in our newly restored Georgian Tearoom. £5pp

For more information or to book tickets call 01553 770479 or email info@truesyard.co.uk

Saturday 1^st June- Local History in England Day!

10:30am- 2:30pm Open Day- The Pat Midgley Research Centre will be open to the public. Discover the rich source material held at the PMRC and more about family history.

11:30am & 2:30pm – 1000 years in 10 minutes! An abridged history of King’s Lynn– performed by Museum Manager – Lindsey Bavin. Suitable for all ages. Free.

12noon– Exhibition Opening The 150^th Anniversary of The Alexandra Dock (1869-2019)

1pm North End Guided Tour what better way to get to know your local history than to walk the streets and see the marks our ancestors left on the landscape? Hear the remarkable stories of the people of the North End and round it all off with a cup of complimentary tea or coffee in our newly restored Georgian Tearoom. £5pp

For more information or to book tickets call 01553 770479 or email info@truesyard.co.uk

Midsummer Dinner
Wednesday 19th June 7pm
At
Bank House

Tickets £30
Includes a Wine Tasting
and a 2 course meal.

A Fundraising Evening
to support True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum

For tickets please call 01553 770479 or email info@truesyard.co.uk
If you have any special dietary requirements or allergies, please make this known at the time of booking.