Step into Stamford’s vibrant past and trace a fascinating history of colourful posters and playbills showcasing old entertainments in Stamford. This free exhibition at Stamford Town Hall provides an exclusive reveal of reproductions from the Phillips Collection, a treasure trove of poster artwork, playbills, and historic public notices from the Georgian era to the Victorian period, which give an invaluable insight into what life was like in the town during this time. The exhibition will open 19th September and run until 1st November, with a programme of free events for all ages on selected dates. Just drop in – the exhibition is open 10am and 3pm between Monday and Saturday. Join our exclusive launch weekend Friday 19th September As part of the Heritage Open Days festival, we’re offering an exclusive opportunity to meet our Heritage and Cultural Officer Victoria Newton and view original posters from the collection up-close. Exclusive viewings: 12pm and 2pm Secure your place via 01780 753808 or email townhall@stamfordtowncouncil.gov.uk Saturday 20th September Roll up, roll up! Join us for a circus-themed family fun day filled with creative crafts, live performances, and the fascinating Phillips Collection on display. Drop in anytime between 10am and 4pm – there will […]

Discover more about the conservation work carried out by the Belton House team to keep the collection in the best condition possible. You’ll explore a selection of rooms, discovering risks to the collection and how they are dealt with. All accompanied by a British Sign Language interpreter to ensure that more people can engage with the collection.

Belton's parkland has been home to a herd of fallow deer for over 300 years. Discover how the ranger team manage the herd, and join them for a guided walk through the park during the rutting season. Belton's herd of fallow deer have spent the long, hot summer looking after their fawns and growing some impressive sets of antlers. Autumn is show-time for the master bucks, who will be setting up rutting stands in favourite spots and trying to attract as many does as possible. Join the Ranger Team on this guided walk through the parkland and discover how they care for the herd, while keeping an eye out for any signs of the autumn rut. Don't forget to bring your camera! Due to the nature of this walk, we ask that there are no dogs as we will enter the deer sanctuary.

Discover more about the conservation work carried out by the Belton House team to keep the collection in the best condition possible. You’ll explore a selection of rooms, discovering risks to the collection and how they are dealt with. All accompanied by a British Sign Language interpreter to ensure that more people can engage with the collection.

Belton's parkland has been home to a herd of fallow deer for over 300 years. Discover how the ranger team manage the herd, and join them for a guided walk through the park during the rutting season. Belton's herd of fallow deer have spent the long, hot summer looking after their fawns and growing some impressive sets of antlers. Autumn is show-time for the master bucks, who will be setting up rutting stands in favourite spots and trying to attract as many does as possible. Join the Ranger Team on this guided walk through the parkland and discover how they care for the herd, while keeping an eye out for any signs of the autumn rut. Don't forget to bring your camera! Due to the nature of this walk, we ask that there are no dogs as we will enter the deer sanctuary.

Belton's parkland has been home to a herd of fallow deer for over 300 years. Discover how the ranger team manage the herd, and join them for a guided walk through the park during the rutting season. Belton's herd of fallow deer have spent the long, hot summer looking after their fawns and growing some impressive sets of antlers. Autumn is show-time for the master bucks, who will be setting up rutting stands in favourite spots and trying to attract as many does as possible. Join the Ranger Team on this guided walk through the parkland and discover how they care for the herd, while keeping an eye out for any signs of the autumn rut. Don't forget to bring your camera! Due to the nature of this walk, we ask that there are no dogs as we will enter the deer sanctuary.

Belton's parkland has been home to a herd of fallow deer for over 300 years. Discover how the ranger team manage the herd, and join them for a guided walk through the park during the rutting season. Belton's herd of fallow deer have spent the long, hot summer looking after their fawns and growing some impressive sets of antlers. Autumn is show-time for the master bucks, who will be setting up rutting stands in favourite spots and trying to attract as many does as possible. Join the Ranger Team on this guided walk through the parkland and discover how they care for the herd, while keeping an eye out for any signs of the autumn rut. Don't forget to bring your camera! Due to the nature of this walk, we ask that there are no dogs as we will enter the deer sanctuary.