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Yorkshire’s biggest FREE heritage exhibition
May 18 @ 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
FREE
Come and meet some of the many organisations, carities and voluntary bodies protecting and promoting Yorkshire’s unique heritage.
Running alongside the now annual Yorkshire Heritage Summit, when heritage organisations from across the region concerned with any aspect of Yorkshire heritage, gather for an annual conference, this FREE exhibition provides them with an opportunity to show the public what they do.
More than 30 organisations will be exhibiting and there are demonstration and performances of spoken word and music to enjoy too.
EXHIBITOR LIST:
- British Association for Local History
- Yorkshire Rewilding Network
- Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
- YWT
- Yorkshire Dialect Society
- Pontefract Civic Society
- Yorkshire Geological Society
- Tim Hunter – Tim Hunter Music
- Cinema Organ Society – Yorkshire Branch
- Skell Valley Project
- York Georgian Society
- PLACE
- Yorkshire Philosophical Society
- North York Moors Association
- Saltaire Community Festival
- Yorkshire Association of Blue Badge Guide
- National Lottery Heritage Fund
- Hebden Bridge Local History Society
- Richard III Society
- Vale of Snaith Action Group
- Yorkshire Ridings Society
- Addingham Heritage Group
- Bradford Historical & Antiquarian group
- Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust
- National Trust West Yorkshire Group
- The People Powered Press
- Yorkshire Ridings Society
- Leeds & Liverpool Canal Society
- Cooperative Innovations
- Knaresborough Civic Society
- Calderdale Industrial Museum
- North Craven Heritage Trust
- Saltaire World Heritage Site
- Saltaire Historical Society/Collection
ENTERTAINMENT
At 12.30 – 1pm and again at 1.30pm – 2pm, professional Yorkshire singer-songwriter Tim Hunter will be presenting some of his unique songs with Yorkshire themes on stage – as well as selling his CDs.
At 1pm precisely the unique and celebrated Victoria Hall Wurlitzer organ will enjoy a “Grand Reveal” on stage followed by a short recital by Cinema Organ Society member and historian David Lowe.
