A huge thank you to everyone who volunteered this year, to ensure that the santa float can once again bring some Christmas magic to Pitstone.
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Santa Claus is coming to town!
A huge thank you to everyone who volunteered this year, to ensure that the santa float can once again bring some Christmas magic to Pitstone.
Pitstone Memorial Hall Charity AGM
Did you know that the Memorial Hall is owned by a Charity and run by local volunteer trustees? Come along to the AGM and you can find out more about what happens at the hall, or find out about joining as a trustee if you wish.
Repair Cafe
Eco Families Community Meet Up
Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society Talk
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Members £2, Guests £3
Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society Talk
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Members £2, Guests £3
Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society Talk
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Members £2, Guests £3
Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society Talk – Farming in the Chilterns
As part of the Chalk, Cherries and Chairs project, Nick Marriner of Chiltern Landscapes (formerly the Chiltern Conservation Board) will talk about landscape scale conservation in the Chilterns.
Nick will share the work he has undertaken over the last 4 years, with a passionate group of farmers in the Central Chilterns Farmer Cluster. He will tell the story of the Cluster group, its origins, the work it has been undertaking and how the Chilterns Conversation Board have provided support. He is looking forward to your insights and questions.
Members £2, Guests £3
2.30pm on 28 November 2024
Open Day at The Heritage Park Pitstone Museum
Open on Bank Holiday Mondays and 2nd Sunday of each month between June and October
Please visit www.pitstonemuseum.co.uk for full details
Open 10.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Plenty of free parking. Refreshments. Wheelchair access to toilets and most of the site.
Enjoy an entertaining and informative day out for the whole family at our Heritage Park. Sited in the buildings and surrounding orchards of Pitstone Green Farm built in the 1800’s, nestling below Ivinghoe Beacon. It is run entirely by volunteers of the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society on a non profit making basis.
Most exhibits are under cover.
Artefacts from all aspects of rural life. 1940’s room. Engines of all shapes and sizes. Farm machinery. Tractors. Model railways. Tractor rides over the fields to Pitstone Windmill. Stroll in the grounds or just relax at one of the many picnic tables. Craft stalls. 27 litre gas engine. Monster rack saw. Classic cars. Special attractions at each open day, subject to weather conditions.
Open Day at The Heritage Park Pitstone Museum
Open on Bank Holiday Mondays and 2nd Sunday of each month between June and October
Please visit www.pitstonemuseum.co.uk for full details
Open 10.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Plenty of free parking. Refreshments. Wheelchair access to toilets and most of the site.
Enjoy an entertaining and informative day out for the whole family at our Heritage Park. Sited in the buildings and surrounding orchards of Pitstone Green Farm built in the 1800’s, nestling below Ivinghoe Beacon. It is run entirely by volunteers of the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society on a non profit making basis.
Most exhibits are under cover.
Artefacts from all aspects of rural life. 1940’s room. Engines of all shapes and sizes. Farm machinery. Tractors. Model railways. Tractor rides over the fields to Pitstone Windmill. Stroll in the grounds or just relax at one of the many picnic tables. Craft stalls. 27 litre gas engine. Monster rack saw. Classic cars. Special attractions at each open day, subject to weather conditions.
Open Day at The Heritage Park Pitstone Museum
Open on Bank Holiday Mondays and 2nd Sunday of each month between June and October
Please visit www.pitstonemuseum.co.uk for full details
Open 10.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Plenty of free parking. Refreshments. Wheelchair access to toilets and most of the site.
Enjoy an entertaining and informative day out for the whole family at our Heritage Park. Sited in the buildings and surrounding orchards of Pitstone Green Farm built in the 1800’s, nestling below Ivinghoe Beacon. It is run entirely by volunteers of the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society on a non profit making basis.
Most exhibits are under cover.
Artefacts from all aspects of rural life. 1940’s room. Engines of all shapes and sizes. Farm machinery. Tractors. Model railways. Tractor rides over the fields to Pitstone Windmill. Stroll in the grounds or just relax at one of the many picnic tables. Craft stalls. 27 litre gas engine. Monster rack saw. Classic cars. Special attractions at each open day, subject to weather conditions.
Open Day at The Heritage Park Pitstone Museum
Open on Bank Holiday Mondays and 2nd Sunday of each month between June and October
Please visit www.pitstonemuseum.co.uk for full details
Open 10.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Plenty of free parking. Refreshments. Wheelchair access to toilets and most of the site.
Enjoy an entertaining and informative day out for the whole family at our Heritage Park. Sited in the buildings and surrounding orchards of Pitstone Green Farm built in the 1800’s, nestling below Ivinghoe Beacon. It is run entirely by volunteers of the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society on a non profit making basis.
Most exhibits are under cover.
Artefacts from all aspects of rural life. 1940’s room. Engines of all shapes and sizes. Farm machinery. Tractors. Model railways. Tractor rides over the fields to Pitstone Windmill. Stroll in the grounds or just relax at one of the many picnic tables. Craft stalls. 27 litre gas engine. Monster rack saw. Classic cars. Special attractions at each open day, subject to weather conditions.
Open Day at The Heritage Park Pitstone Museum
Open on Bank Holiday Mondays and 2nd Sunday of each month between June and October
Please visit www.pitstonemuseum.co.uk for full details
Open 10.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Plenty of free parking. Refreshments. Wheelchair access to toilets and most of the site.
Enjoy an entertaining and informative day out for the whole family at our Heritage Park. Sited in the buildings and surrounding orchards of Pitstone Green Farm built in the 1800’s, nestling below Ivinghoe Beacon. It is run entirely by volunteers of the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society on a non profit making basis.
Most exhibits are under cover.
Artefacts from all aspects of rural life. 1940’s room. Engines of all shapes and sizes. Farm machinery. Tractors. Model railways. Tractor rides over the fields to Pitstone Windmill. Stroll in the grounds or just relax at one of the many picnic tables. Craft stalls. 27 litre gas engine. Monster rack saw. Classic cars. Special attractions at each open day, subject to weather conditions.
Open Day at The Heritage Park Pitstone Museum
Open on Bank Holiday Mondays and 2nd Sunday of each month between June and October
Please visit www.pitstonemuseum.co.uk for full details
Open 10.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Plenty of free parking. Refreshments. Wheelchair access to toilets and most of the site.
Enjoy an entertaining and informative day out for the whole family at our Heritage Park. Sited in the buildings and surrounding orchards of Pitstone Green Farm built in the 1800’s, nestling below Ivinghoe Beacon. It is run entirely by volunteers of the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society on a non profit making basis.
Most exhibits are under cover.
Artefacts from all aspects of rural life. 1940’s room. Engines of all shapes and sizes. Farm machinery. Tractors. Model railways. Tractor rides over the fields to Pitstone Windmill. Stroll in the grounds or just relax at one of the many picnic tables. Craft stalls. 27 litre gas engine. Monster rack saw. Classic cars. Special attractions at each open day, subject to weather conditions.
Open Day at The Heritage Park Pitstone Museum
Open on Bank Holiday Mondays and 2nd Sunday of each month between June and October
Please visit www.pitstonemuseum.co.uk for full details
Open 10.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Plenty of free parking. Refreshments. Wheelchair access to toilets and most of the site.
Enjoy an entertaining and informative day out for the whole family at our Heritage Park. Sited in the buildings and surrounding orchards of Pitstone Green Farm built in the 1800’s, nestling below Ivinghoe Beacon. It is run entirely by volunteers of the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society on a non profit making basis.
Most exhibits are under cover.
Artefacts from all aspects of rural life. 1940’s room. Engines of all shapes and sizes. Farm machinery. Tractors. Model railways. Tractor rides over the fields to Pitstone Windmill. Stroll in the grounds or just relax at one of the many picnic tables. Craft stalls. 27 litre gas engine. Monster rack saw. Classic cars. Special attractions at each open day, subject to weather conditions.
Open Day at The Heritage Park Pitstone Museum
Open on Bank Holiday Mondays and 2nd Sunday of each month between June and October
Please visit www.pitstonemuseum.co.uk for full details
Open 10.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Plenty of free parking. Refreshments. Wheelchair access to toilets and most of the site.
Enjoy an entertaining and informative day out for the whole family at our Heritage Park. Sited in the buildings and surrounding orchards of Pitstone Green Farm built in the 1800’s, nestling below Ivinghoe Beacon. It is run entirely by volunteers of the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society on a non profit making basis.
Most exhibits are under cover.
Artefacts from all aspects of rural life. 1940’s room. Engines of all shapes and sizes. Farm machinery. Tractors. Model railways. Tractor rides over the fields to Pitstone Windmill. Stroll in the grounds or just relax at one of the many picnic tables. Craft stalls. 27 litre gas engine. Monster rack saw. Classic cars. Special attractions at each open day, subject to weather conditions.
Open Day at The Heritage Park Pitstone Museum
Open on Bank Holiday Mondays and 2nd Sunday of each month between June and October
Please visit www.pitstonemuseum.co.uk for full details
Open 10.30 am to 4.30 pm.
Plenty of free parking. Refreshments. Wheelchair access to toilets and most of the site.
Enjoy an entertaining and informative day out for the whole family at our Heritage Park. Sited in the buildings and surrounding orchards of Pitstone Green Farm built in the 1800’s, nestling below Ivinghoe Beacon. It is run entirely by volunteers of the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society on a non profit making basis.
Most exhibits are under cover.
Artefacts from all aspects of rural life. 1940’s room. Engines of all shapes and sizes. Farm machinery. Tractors. Model railways. Tractor rides over the fields to Pitstone Windmill. Stroll in the grounds or just relax at one of the many picnic tables. Craft stalls. 27 litre gas engine. Monster rack saw. Classic cars. Special attractions at each open day, subject to weather conditions.
Christmas Fayre
New Years Eve Party
Bingo
Quiz Night
Movie Night – Arthur Christmas
Blue Bingo
Family Bingo
Bingo
Family Bingo
Movie Night – Twister
Gingerbread Family Fest
Christmas Wonderland
Christmas Wonderland
Santastic Fun Day
Art at Wingrave – Exciting New Works
Art At Wingrave 2024
Friday 22nd – Sunday 24th November 10.30 am – 4.30 pm
Field View, Castle Street, Wingrave, Bucks. HP1 4PT
Art At Wingrave 2024 is just around the corner… a joyful and professional pre-Christmas Art Event featuring the enthusiasm and talent of seventeen participating Artists and Makers all gathering at Field View this November. By the time we open our doors on 22nd – 24th November every corner of the house will be brimming with wonderful art on display, with even more pieces in the garage and garden.
Look forward to seeing New Artists and New Work: Ceramics, Ceramic and Paper Sculptures, Print Making, Textiles and Felt, Glass Art, Designer Lamps, Pencil and Pastel Portraiture, Furniture Design, Painted Wood Design, Hand-turned Wood, Mixed Media Paintings and the captivating art of ‘Riveting Welds”.
And there’s more: Julie Pugh’s lovely Studio at nearby Home Farm, also in Castle Street, will be open to showcase her unique ‘One of One’ Jewellery.
So this is the perfect opportunity for some enjoyable browsing; mark the dates, bring a friend, head down Castle Street and pay us a visit. A warm welcome awaits along with mulled wine and cakes (Refreshment proceeds supporting Cancer Research.) Don’t miss out on this festive celebration of art and creativity.
Art at Wingrave – Exciting New Works
Art At Wingrave 2024
Friday 22nd – Sunday 24th November 10.30 am – 4.30 pm
Field View, Castle Street, Wingrave, Bucks. HP1 4PT
Art At Wingrave 2024 is just around the corner… a joyful and professional pre-Christmas Art Event featuring the enthusiasm and talent of seventeen participating Artists and Makers all gathering at Field View this November. By the time we open our doors on 22nd – 24th November every corner of the house will be brimming with wonderful art on display, with even more pieces in the garage and garden.
Look forward to seeing New Artists and New Work: Ceramics, Ceramic and Paper Sculptures, Print Making, Textiles and Felt, Glass Art, Designer Lamps, Pencil and Pastel Portraiture, Furniture Design, Painted Wood Design, Hand-turned Wood, Mixed Media Paintings and the captivating art of ‘Riveting Welds”.
And there’s more: Julie Pugh’s lovely Studio at nearby Home Farm, also in Castle Street, will be open to showcase her unique ‘One of One’ Jewellery.
So this is the perfect opportunity for some enjoyable browsing; mark the dates, bring a friend, head down Castle Street and pay us a visit. A warm welcome awaits along with mulled wine and cakes (Refreshment proceeds supporting Cancer Research.) Don’t miss out on this festive celebration of art and creativity.
Art at Wingrave – Exciting New Works
Art At Wingrave 2024
Friday 22nd – Sunday 24th November 10.30 am – 4.30 pm
Field View, Castle Street, Wingrave, Bucks. HP1 4PT
Art At Wingrave 2024 is just around the corner… a joyful and professional pre-Christmas Art Event featuring the enthusiasm and talent of seventeen participating Artists and Makers all gathering at Field View this November. By the time we open our doors on 22nd – 24th November every corner of the house will be brimming with wonderful art on display, with even more pieces in the garage and garden.
Look forward to seeing New Artists and New Work: Ceramics, Ceramic and Paper Sculptures, Print Making, Textiles and Felt, Glass Art, Designer Lamps, Pencil and Pastel Portraiture, Furniture Design, Painted Wood Design, Hand-turned Wood, Mixed Media Paintings and the captivating art of ‘Riveting Welds”.
And there’s more: Julie Pugh’s lovely Studio at nearby Home Farm, also in Castle Street, will be open to showcase her unique ‘One of One’ Jewellery.
So this is the perfect opportunity for some enjoyable browsing; mark the dates, bring a friend, head down Castle Street and pay us a visit. A warm welcome awaits along with mulled wine and cakes (Refreshment proceeds supporting Cancer Research.) Don’t miss out on this festive celebration of art and creativity.