Events
All our upcoming events are listed here…
Trees and Bees Kids’ Activites
Half term happiness is here! There’s lots to keep the kids entertained this half term at True’s Yard. Rain or shine, we will be holding a kids’ sensory and craft activity on Tuesday 18th February between 11am and 3pm. Activities will include leaf craft, squidgy clay modelling, planting acorns and sunflowers, drawing a family tree,…
Read MoreNew Exhibition- Timber! Trees and Seas: The Port of Kings Lynn
Join us for our New Exhibition exploring Kings Lynn’s historic links to the Timber trade. Find out all about the intriguing history of the timber trade over the course of history. From the its use for primitive tools and housing, to it becoming a vital resource in medieval trade. Timber fuelled the rise Britain as…
Read MoreTrue’s Talk: The Shipping, Seabourne Trade and Maritime Communities of Norfolk, 1565-1650
For this special final talk of the Spring Series 2025, Professor Craig Lambert and Associate Professor John Mcaleer will be joining us online from the University of Southampton to present the Norfolk-based highlights from their current research project ‘English Merchant Shipping, Maritime Communities, and Trade from the Spanish Armada to the Seven Years War, c.1588-c.1765’…
Read MoreTrue’s Talk: Lynn and the German Hanse
Dr. Paul Richard’s will be presenting the eighth True’s talk this Spring, focussing on the developments and impact of the relationship of the German Hanse with King’s Lynn. Talk are free to attend in person but booking in advance is recommended as space is strictly limited. To book, please call 01553 770479 or email outreach@truesyard.co.uk.…
Read MoreTrue’s Talk: “All Human Life is Here”; The Residents of the Hardwick Road Cemetery.
Based on the joint research of Ian and Stephanie Hall, our 7th talk in this Spring’s series of True’s Talks will focus on some of the incumbents of the Hardwick Road Cemetery, their rich life storied revealed by an in-depth look at the surviving historic records. Talks are free to attend in person but booking…
Read MoreTrue’s Talks: Danger, Death and Destruction in Medieval Lynn
Susan Maddock will be coming to True’s Yard to give a presentation on all things doom and gloom in medieval King’s Lynn for our fifth talk in this spring’s series! The talk will also present some new insights into the Black Death. Talks are free to attend in person but booking in advance is recommended…
Read MoreTrue’s Talk: King’s Lynn’s Orphaned Jewish Burial Ground; Putting Flesh on the Bones
As the fourth presentation in our series of True’s Talks this spring, Marsha Parker will be presenting some of her latest findings from her new research into the history of the Jewish burial ground in King’s Lynn. Talks are free to attend in person but booking in advance is recommended as space is strictly limited.…
Read MoreAn Inexhaustible Stock of Splendid Tunes: Ralph Vaughan Williams In Norfolk
Liz James and Jill Bennett will be joining us for our third True’s Talk to give us a delightful insight into the musical ventures of the inspirational Ralph Vaughan Williams in Norfolk. Talks are free to attend in person but booking in advance is recommended as space is strictly limited. To book, please call 01553…
Read MoreTrue’s Talk: Medieval Ship Graffiti
Join Matthew Champion, a local expert in historic graffiti, to hear about his latest discoveries from his research into medieval ship graffiti. Talks are free to attend in person but booking in advance is recommended as space is strictly limited. To book, please call 01553 770479 or email outreach@truesyard.co.uk. Alternatively, talks can be attended online…
Read MoreAdmission Prices
Adults £5.00
Concessions: (Over 60's, Blue Light, Students) £4.00
Children £2.00 (under 5′s go free)
Family (2 adults + 2 children) £8.00
Registered Carers: Free
Research Centre: Free
We welcome all assistance dogs, water is available on request