All links to further details, or other websites are in green, and normally underlined.
All exhibitions including those at the Fountain Street Arts Project, and those at South Square have their own page, press or click here. There is also a link from that page to this.
Regular events on each day of the week have their own page, press / click here. There is also a list of regular events by type of event, – press /click on the green link. There is also a list of Clubs and Groups
All items for information, such as road closures, will have a pink background, replacing the previous grey background
Those events which are not regular are described as “one-off”, and are listed under their date, below. Included in the one-off events are where, for example, there are different speakers each week at a regular event.
AUGUST 12 WEDNESDAY
Until 23.59 on Monday August 17, both Back Lane and Hill Croft will be closed for work by Northern Powergrid, See map
11am to 12 noon Cordage making with Alice Fox – Costing the Earth Discover the art of sustainable string making in this eco-friendly introductory workshop with artist Alice Fox. At South Square FREE, booking essential.. Suitable for 16+ Working with repurposed materials, including paper, cloth and plastic, this workshop introduces the technique of cordage (string) making. Combining basic techniques with an experimental approach, this workshop has an emphasis on process and will provide you with the skills to experiment further. See illustration below
12noon to 1pm Police Contact Point at Thornton Community Centre with a local PCSO
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. Ladykillers, a talk by Michael Astrop to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 all of which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
6.30pm. Thornton Cricket Club Wednesday evening games v. Omar at the Hill Top ground.
6.45pm for 7pm Bradford Ramblers (organisation) walk, called Yews Green, but starts at West Scholes. “this rural walk which has some ups, some downs, some level, some footpaths, some bridle paths, some peacocks, some golf, a stream, a viaduct, an interesting chimney, an old railway line and views galore.”, so obviously comes through parts of Thornton Start place: on Low Lane, West Scholes. This is 150 metres up from The Junction Inn. (Go down Chat Hill go forward to Cockin Lane. Ignore anything to do with Yews Green, go towards the Junction Inn. Just after The Inn, as the main road turns towards Queensbury, there’s a junction with Laneside, which is straight on, but effectively a right turn off the main road. Laneside becomes Low Lane.) Please park on the pavement side of Low Lane by the welcome to West Scholes stone marker and seat. Location is 148 metres to the West South-West of BD13 1NE Grid Ref: SE096311 What3Words: ///port.share.poker See map below. Approximate end time 9pm. (press/click on this link, scroll down to, on the left hand side of the page, press/click on Wednesday, 12th August, YEWS GREEN, 4mi / 6.4km) (Bradford branch of the Ramblers Association) “Come and try a walk for free. All are welcome. We are also seeking new members interested in leading walks.”
AUGUST 13 THURSDAY
Until 23.59 on Monday August 17, both Back Lane and Hill Croft will be closed for work by Northern Powergrid, See map
12pm to 3pm (Thu & Fri) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
6.30pm to 8pm Behind the Birthplace’s Restoration with Thomas Haigh Take a journey behind the scenes of one of Yorkshire’s most remarkable heritage restoration projects. Through photographs, plans and stories from the project, discover how the Brontë Birthplace was lovingly restored from an empty building into the thriving heritage attraction it is today. This illustrated talk offers a fascinating insight into the restoration process, the discoveries made along the way and the incredible community effort that brought the Birthplace back to life. Dors open at 6pm, £5.42 Book Here
AUGUST 14 FRIDAY
Until 23.59 on Monday August 17, both Back Lane and Hill Croft will be closed for work by Northern Powergrid, See map
12pm to 3pm (Thu & Fri) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
AUGUST 15 SATURDAY
Until 23.59 on Monday August 17, both Back Lane and Hill Croft will be closed for work by Northern Powergrid, See map
10am to 12 noon Booksale and bacon butties at St. James Church hall
11am – 4pm (Sat & Sun) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
11am to 4pm Meet our talented Artists in Residence, Annie and Kevin, and discover how the Brontë Birthplace continues to inspire creativity today. Chat with the artists, learn about their work and see how history, literature and Thornton continue to influence their creative practice. These informal sessions offer visitors the opportunity to meet the artists, ask questions and gain a unique insight into the inspiration behind their work. The Meet & Greet sessions are as part of our general admission entry.
From 1pm at the Hill Top Cricket ground, Thornton CC 2nd XI v. Sowerby St. Peter’s CC 2nd XI. It will be shown live, and viewable after, on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-R4fS557SXA A link to a full scorecard will be shown here for this match on the match day.
From 12 noon Tyke Scooter Club Multi-meet at the Rock and Heifer, B13 3RH all welcome from 12 noon onwards, food and live music
AUGUST 16 SUNDAY
Until 23.59 on Monday August 17, both Back Lane and Hill Croft will be closed for work by Northern Powergrid, See map
11am – 4pm (Sat & Sun) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
AUGUST 17 MONDAY
Until 23.59 on Monday August 17, both Back Lane and Hill Croft will be closed for work by Northern Powergrid, See map
AUGUST 18 TUESDAY
9.30 am Great Northern Trail volunteer Tidy Up Team, on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month, but subject to amendment, 9.30 start till 11.30 ish but anytime between is ok. On the Thornton to Queensbury section. If you are planning to come along on any session please message to find out meeting place/confirm it’s on. New volunteers always welcome. Please message if you’d like to get involved.
6.30pm to 8pm Brontë Birthplace Online Monthly Talk: Chaos into Creativity: Reflections on The Brontë Chamber Music Series with Courtney Caitlin Phillips, via Zoom. Tickets £6.50 must be booked.
AUGUST 19 WEDNESDAY
1.30pm Thornton Bowling Club v. West Bradford B. in the Bradford Half Holiday League
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. Fortified by 45s, Life in the 60’s, a talk by Geoff Twentyman to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5, all of whom includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
AUGUST 20 THURSDAY
11am to 12noon FREE Join storyteller Cathy Calvert for a cute morning of imagination and creativity in the very place where the Brontë story began. These relaxed storytelling sessions are perfect for young children and their families, encouraging a love of books and storytelling in a welcoming and historic setting. After storytime, why not stay a little longer? Explore the Brontë Birthplace, enjoy homemade refreshments in our volunteer-run Tea Room, and discover more about the extraordinary family who began their journey here. BOOK YOUR PLACE HERE
12pm to 3pm (Thu & Fri) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
6.30pm to 8pm Door opens at 6pm Discover the Hidden Troves, with Anna (General Manager) & Millie (Collections & Archives Assistant). Go behind the scenes and discover some of the fascinating artefacts uncovered during the restoration of the Brontë Birthplace. From everyday objects to hidden treasures, these remarkable discoveries reveal new stories about the house and the people who lived here over the centuries. Led by Anna and Millie, this intimate handling session offers a rare opportunity to examine these objects up close, hear the stories behind them and ask questions. Your ticket also includes self-guided admission to the Birthplace. Book your ticket here £5.42
6pm to 9pm at South Square Clay Workshop, Pinch Pot Vases
Clay pinch pot workshop with artist Jess Swift £25 a ticket see 2 images below
AUGUST 21 FRIDAY
12pm to 3pm (Thu & Fri) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
AUGUST 22 SATURDAY
11am to 1pm Discover Thornton: Brontë Birthplace Walking Tour £10. Must be booked.
11am – 4pm (Sat & Sun) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
From 1pm at the Hill Top Cricket ground, Thornton CC 1st XI v. Upper Hopton CC 1st XI. It will be shown live, and viewable after, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ3CW0K3nSg. A link to a full scorecard will be shown here for this match on the match day.
6.30pm to 9.30pm Brontë Birthplace Curry Supper Evening with our Catering Manager Dine where the Brontë family once dined before and why not spend a summer evening at the Brontë Birthplace with our special Brontë Birthplace Supper. Enjoy delicious seasonal food in the unique surroundings of the historic house, accompanied by warm hospitality and the chance to experience the Birthplace after hours. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for a memorable evening with friends and family, our Brontë Birthplace Supper promises great food, wonderful company and a truly distinctive setting. Menu here. Price: £35, £10 deposit required for booking and the outstanding cost taken on the night. Advance booking is essential.
AUGUST 23 SUNDAY
11am – 4pm (Sat & Sun) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
From 1pm at the Hill Top Cricket ground, Thornton CC 3rd XI v. Farsley CC 3rd XI. It will be shown live, and viewable after, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-u0LPj1kkY A link to a full scorecard will be shown here for this match on the match day.
AUGUST 26 WEDNESDAY
1.30pm Thornton Bowling Club v. Bradford Moor in the Bradford Half Holiday League
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. A whistle stop tour of England & Wales, a talk by Roy Cressey to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 all of which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
1.30pm to 4pm Slow Stitch Embroidery at the Brontë Birthplace. Discover the mindful art of slow stitching and create your own beautiful mini journal cover inspired by the Brontës. Using a selection of vintage and recycled fabrics, you’ll learn simple hand-stitching techniques before embellishing your design with Brontë-themed fabric prints, buttons, beads and decorative trims to create a truly unique keepsake. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced stitcher, this relaxed workshop is the perfect opportunity to slow down, get creative and enjoy a peaceful afternoon at the Brontë Birthplace. All materials and expert tuition are included, along with tea or coffee and homemade cake. Tickets are £25 per person, with a £10 non-refundable deposit required to secure your place. Book here to email Annie
AUGUST 27 THURSDAY
10am to 12.30am Guided walk, by the Friends of Bradford Becks to Pinch Beck, High Birks Beck and Hole Bottom Beck, starting from Thornton Primary School. FREE but must be booked at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/friends-of-bradfords-becks-108738692691 see poster. Alternatively you can do this walk on your own or with friends, etc., by going to the Walks section of this website where details are given.
12pm to 3pm (Thu & Fri) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
12.30pm Thornton Crown Green Open day. If you require further information, Please call Phil 07907764498 see poster
AUGUST 28 FRIDAY
12pm to 3pm (Thu & Fri) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
1pm to 3pm Fundraising Afternoon Tea at Wuthering Delights Cafe and Bistro, must be booked (telephone 01274 780677, email info@wutheringdelightscafeandbistrocom.uk )
AUGUST 29 SATURDAY
10am to 4pm “Not the Street Market” “Instead of one long street market, we’re transforming Thornton into a village-wide market experience, with stalls spread across some of our community spaces Thornton Community Centre, the Brontë Birthplace and St.James Church . Together they’ll be home to local makers, artists, community groups, refreshments and much more. Rather than staying in one place, we’re inviting visitors to wander through the village, discover Thornton’s heritage, support local traders and explore some of the wonderful places that make our community so special.“ see poster
11am – 4pm (Sat & Sun) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
From 1pm at the Hill Top Cricket ground, Thornton CC 2nd XI v. Stones CC 2nd XI. It will be shown live, and viewable after, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agwVIgGjuDU A link to a full scorecard will be shown here for this match on the match day.
3pm to 10pm At The Watchmaker on a great summer day at the Square with Singh 4 Supper cooking proper Panjabi street food, and music from Sleight and Wade from 5pm – see poster
AUGUST 30 SUNDAY
11am – 4pm (Sat & Sun) Can you help find all of our Brontë cats? with our volunteers. 8 mischievous Brontë cats have hidden themselves throughout the Birthplace, waiting to be discovered by visitors of all ages. Pick up your activity booklet when you arrive and explore each room as you search for the cats, uncover fascinating facts and enjoy a fun family adventure through the historic house. The trail is included with admission and is available every day throughout the summer holidays
12.30pm until late.. Music Fest at the Black Horse, see illustrations
AUGUST 31 MONDAY (Summer Bank Holiday)
SEPTEMBER 1 TUESDAY
9.30 am Great Northern Trail volunteer Tidy Up Team, on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month, but subject to amendment, 9.30 start till 11.30 ish but anytime between is ok. On the Thornton to Queensbury section. If you are planning to come along on any session please message to find out meeting place/confirm it’s on. New volunteers always welcome. Please message if you’d like to get involved. If you are planning to come along on any session please message to find out meeting place/confirm it’s on.
SEPTEMBER 2 WEDNESDAY
There is not a meeting of Thornton Antiquarian Society on this day as it is a Bank Holiday week.
SEPTEMBER 3 THURSDAY
6.45 for 7pm to 8pm Audio & Visual Experience: Latterhand at the Brontë Birthplace £7.59 must be booked “Bradford based audiovisual duo Latterhand are bringing a special one off performance to The Bronte Birthplace, join us for an atmospheric audio‑visual evening inspired by the River Worth, the winding waterway that links Keighley and Haworth. This “intimate event blends live music with piano and violin, field recordings, and original film captured during a creative exploration of the river’s landscapes, textures and hidden histories. Expect a richly layered performance where sound and image meet—rushing water, birdsong, industrial echoes, and quiet moorland moments woven together with live instrumental work to create a meditative, transportive hour…”
SEPTEMBER 5 SATURDAY
10.00am to 4pm Monthly litter-pick along with table top sale, Pennine Cycles bike repair cafe, Sapgate Gardens Association with their homemade jams at Thornton Community Centre – see illustrations.
11am Monthly cookery class organised by Rock and Rolls Catering and Thornton Community Centre where it’s held. This event is £2 per family and the food is available to then be taken home to be enjoyed with your families. If you wish to attend, Please message the page to say how many people and children as well as a contact number.
11am to 12.30pm Messy Church at St. James Church Hall.
From 1pm at the Hill Top Cricket ground, Thornton CC 1st XI v. Copley CC 1st XI. It will be shown live, and viewable after, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49YTbFOiukY A link to a full scorecard will be shown here for this match on the match day.
SEPTEMBER 6 SUNDAY
3.30pm for 3.45 showing Sunday Cinema on the 1st Sunday of the Month (February to November inclusive), at Thornton Community Centre. Admission £3 per person. Refreshments available. Details of the next film will be shown when known.
SEPTEMBER 9 WEDNESDAY
1.30pm Thornton Bowling Club v. Wibsey C in the Bradford Half Holiday League
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. My Career in Writing and Music, a talk by Chris Berry to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
SEPTEMBER 10 THURSDAY
6.30pm The Unburdening: An Intimate Evening of Release at the Brontë Birthplace. Tickets £20 here. “A quiet, simple session of guided meditation, somatic therapy, and the gentle practice of letting go. Do you feel like your nervous system is constantly on high alert? Have you been carrying a quiet heaviness, rushing from task to task without a moment to simply stop and breathe? Is there something holding you back, and do you feel that now is the right time to let it go? Join me at the Brontë Birthplace in Thornton for a beautifully held, intentional one-hour experience in a small, private group of just six people. This evening is specifically designed to help you step out of the restraints and give your body the safety it needs to rest, reset, and clear away the heavy weight that no longer serves you…”
SEPTEMBER 12 SATURDAY
10am to 4pm Open day of Thornton Antiquarian Society, with information about the recent and past history of Thornton. At Thornton Community Centre, FREE ENTRY, refreshments available.
From 1pm at the Hill Top Cricket ground, Thornton CC 2nd XI v. Bradley and Colnebridge CC 2nd XI. It will be shown live, and viewable after, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYOFigSy0CY A link to a full scorecard will be shown here for this match on the match day.
SEPTEMBER 15 TUESDAY
9.30 am Great Northern Trail volunteer Tidy Up Team, on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month, but subject to amendment, 9.30 start till 11.30 ish but anytime between is ok. On the Thornton to Queensbury section. If you are planning to come along on any session please message to find out meeting place/confirm it’s on. New volunteers always welcome. Please message if you’d like to get involved. If you are planning to come along on any session please message to find out meeting place/confirm it’s on.
SEPTEMBER 16 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. Historic Churches of Transylvania, a talk by Dianne Excell, to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
SEPTEMBER 19 SATURDAY
10am to 12 noon Booksale and bacon butties at St. James Church hall
SEPTEMBER 21 MONDAY
2pm to 4pm A talk by Wendy Bentley on the History of Wedding Cakes, at St. James Monday Fellowship – see poster
SEPTEMBER 22 TUESDAY
6.30pm to 8pm, Sibling Rivalry: unpacking the Art of Branwell Brontë via Zoom Tickets £6.50 press /click here
SEPTEMBER 23 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. The Bradford Smallpox Hospital at Bierley, a talk by Janet Senior to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
SEPTEMBER 24 THURSDAY (Branwell Brontë died September 24 1848 in Haworth, aged 31)
SEPTEMBER 30 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. O.C.D. – Me ? Never. A semi humorous look at OCD, a talk by Denise Adlard to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
OCTOBER 2 FRIDAY
7pm for 7.30pm start, Brass and Voices, at St. James Church with the City of Bradford Brass Band and Thornton Community Choir, tickets £12, Children £5 or contact David Harvey on 07849 101293 see poster
OCTOBER 3 SATURDAY
10.00am to 4pm Monthly litter-pick along with table top sale, Pennine Cycles bike repair cafe, Sapgate Gardens Association with their homemade jams at Thornton Community Centre – see illustrations.
OCTOBER 4 SUNDAY
3.30pm for 3.45 showing Sunday Cinema on the 1st Sunday of the Month (February to November inclusive), at Thornton Community Centre. Admission £3 per person. Refreshments available. Details of the next film will be shown when known.
OCTOBER 7 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00 pm. Sounds of the 80’s a talk by Malcolm Johnson to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
OCTOBER 9 FRIDAY
7pm to 10pm at the Headley Venue Mamma Mia Maness Bonkers Bingo
OCTOBER 14 WEDNESDAY
Thornton Antiquarian Society. Annual Lunch at the Tyke, details at a previous Wednesday meeting
OCTOBER 17 SATURDAY
10am to 12 noon Booksale and bacon butties at St. James Church hall
OCTOBER 19 MONDAY
2pm to 4pm Glaucoma Research talk at St James Monday Fellowship – see poster
OCTOBER 21 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. Humorous Monologues a talk by Derry Jordan to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
OCTOBER 28 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. The History of East Riddlesden Hall , a talk by David Chellingsworth to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
NOVEMBER 1 SUNDAY
3.30pm for 3.45 showing Sunday Cinema on the 1st Sunday of the Month (February to November inclusive), at Thornton Community Centre. Admission £3 per person. Refreshments available. Details of the next film will be shown when known.
NOVEMBER 4 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. The aftermath of World War 1, a talk by John Chuter to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
NOVEMBER 7 SATURDAY
10.30am to 4pm Monthly litter-pick along with table top sale, Pennine Cycles bike repair cafe, Sapgate Gardens Association with their homemade jams at Thornton Community Centre – see illustrations.
From 12noon How to Speak Hip Vinyl Record Fair and Evening Soirée at South Square – see poster for details and timings
NOVEMBER 8 REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 11 WEDNESDAY ARMISTACE DAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. The Anarchy, a talk by Michael Astrop to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
NOVEMBER 18 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. Yorkshire Air Ambulance, a talk by Charlotte Bray to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
NOVEMBER 21 SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 22 SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 23 MONDAY
NOVEMBER 24 TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 25 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. The Life of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, a talk by David Glover to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
NOVEMBER 26 THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 27 FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 28 SATURDAY (Last day of the Tree Festival)
DECEMBER 2 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. Houses for the Working Classes, a talk by Janet Senior to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
DECEMBER 4 FRIDAY
7pm arrival Dan Patchett as Michael Bublé, Christmas Party Night at the Headley Venue, with a 3-course meal £45 – see poster.
DECEMBER 5 SATURDAY
10.30am to 4pm Monthly litter-pick along with table top sale, Pennine Cycles bike repair cafe, Sapgate Gardens Association with their homemade jams at Thornton Community Centre – see illustrations.
7pm arrival Marigold Addams as Cher, Christmas Party Night at the Headley Venue, with a 3-course meal £45 – see poster.
DECEMBER 9 WEDNESDAY
1.45pm for tea and biscuits, with speaker from 2:00pm. Tips for researching your Family Tree, a talk by Tish Lawson to Thornton Antiquarian Society. £5 per year, £3 per meeting attended, Guest Visitors £5 which includes tea and biscuits. Everyone welcome, you don’t have to be a member.
DECEMBER 11 FRIDAY
7pm arrival, The Four D’s as The Jersey Boys / 80s night, Christmas Party Night at the Headley Venue, with a 3-course meal £45 – see poster.
7pm arrival, Almost Pink, Christmas Party Night at the Headley Venue, with a 3-course meal £45 – see poster.
DECEMBER 16 WEDNESDAY
Thornton Antiquarian Society Christmas Party at The Tyke with Trish Atkinson & her Elf, details from the Antiquarian Society
DECEMBER 19 SATURDAY (Emily Brontë, the author of Wuthering Heights, died from tuberculosis on December 19, 1848, at the age of 30, in Haworth.)
10am to 12 noon Booksale and bacon butties at St. James Church hall
DECEMBER 21 MONDAY
2pm to 4pm St James Monday Fellowship, Christmas Party includes Food, raffle and entertainment, only £3.50 – see post
DECEMBER 23 WEDNESAY
There is not a meeting of Thornton Antiquarian Society on this day as it is a Bank Holiday week.
DECEMBER 25 FRIDAY CHRISTMAS DAY (Bank Holiday)
DECEMBER 28 MONDAY (Bank Holiday – substitute day for Boxing Day which falls on a Saturday)
DECEMBER 30 WEDNESDAY
There is not a meeting of Thornton Antiquarian Society on this day as it is a Bank Holiday week.
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JANUARY 1 FRIDAY (New Year’s Day Bank Holiday)
JANUARY 2 SATURDAY
10.30am to 4pm Monthly litter-pick along with table top sale, Pennine Cycles bike repair cafe, Sapgate Gardens Association with their homemade jams at Thornton Community Centre – see illustrations.
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