England’s history & culture festival 9-18 September 2022
Run, jump and fly round Selby Abbey like never before! Join us for a tour of Selby Abbey in Minecraft where we will be showcasing the scale model of the Abbey through our online webinar.
The William Hill Organ is a large part of Selby Abbey's heritage. Played regularly, the Selby Abbey Trust has organised a lunchtime recital featuring Eleni Keventsidou from Athens, currently residing at Rugby School.
St James has a unique Bible Timeline jigsaw, was the site of Selby’s only WW2 disaster and has two rare Jean-Baptiste Capronnier windows. Jean-Baptiste Capronnier won the only medal for glass-painting at the 1855 Paris Exhibition.
21 April 1926 – 8 September 2022 On behalf of Selby Civic Society, the Heritage Open Days team has expressed extreme sadness regarding the death of HRH Queen Elizabeth II. Events planned for Heritage Open Days 2022 by Selby District
For the second time, Selby Civic Society bring Heritage Open Days (HODs) to Selby! Our programme will comprise a mix of digital events as well as in-person walks, talks and visits, where communities will be able to celebrate the stories
I’m delighted to report that one of our events is featured in the latest Festival Spotlight, sent to all subscribers of the national Heritage Open Days mailing list! https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/news-desk/news/the-world-within-your-screen-9-digital-events
We would love to get some support at our Heritage Open Days events and make a call here for volunteers to carry out roles such as stewarding, surveying and the opportunity to explore our heritage as you go.
For the first time, Selby Civic Society bring Heritage Open Days (HODs) to Selby! Our programme will comprise a mix of digital events as well as in-person opportunities, where communities will be able to celebrate the stories of the places