Higham Ferrers Tourism, Business and Community Partnership
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An Afternoon with artist Ophelia Redpath and Author Artem Mozgovoy
Saturday 20 April 2pm
Bede House, Higham Ferrers
Bede House, Higham Ferrers
We are delighted to welcome Ophelia Redpath and Artem Mozgovoy. Ophelia is a well-regarded artist who has exhibited all over the world and was Sky Landscape Artist of the Year in 2021. She will be unveiling her latest painting which features the St Mary’s peregrines. Artem is a poet and storyteller. His book “Spring in Serbia” tells of the challenges of dealing with post-Soviet life.
Everyone welcome | Tickets £12.50 | Free glass of fizz or soft drink
Tickets on sale from Sidey Design, Market Square, Higham Ferrers
Presented in partnership with The Friends of St Mary’s as part of their Arts Weekend. See www.artsweekendhigham.com for more about Ophelia and Artem and details of the whole weekend.
Wow what a show!
"It lifts the heart to walk in and view the produce"
"Great selection of produce - thoroughly enjoyed it!"
"A wonderful event"
Watch our film of the day - kindly made possible by a North Northamptonshire Council Empowerment Fund from local councillor Jenny Bone.
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The Blue Plaque Trail
We were delighted to launch our new Blue Plaque Trail at the Mayor's Market for the Coronation weekend in 2023. Thank you to everyone who came to chat and pick up a copy of the Blue Plaque Trail leaflet.
Two years in the making, this trail is another way to find out more about the history of our beautiful medieval town.
WALK around the town centre with your leaflet. It highlights the blue plaques that tell the story of the people and places that shaped its history.
DISCOVER the fascinating stories, hidden behind the snippets on the blue plaques, about the people and places in Higham's past on our Blue Plaque Trail website
More copies of the leaflet are available from the Town Hall and at our events. Or you can print one from the Blue Plaque Trail website.
