List of Events
Barton Civic Society talk – The Early History of Hull’s Municipal Parks with Richard Clarke
How closely did the development of Kingston upon Hull's municipal parks up to the late 1930s follow the national trends of creating public open spaces for community leisure and enjoyment? Joseph Wright Hall at Wilderspin School Museum on Queen Street (DN18 5QP). Admission for non-members is £4.
The Ropewalk Gardening Day
With stalls from commercial growers, plant groups and societies, artists with garden pieces and many other stalls related to the art of gardening.
Vintage 1940s Themed Barton Market
Join us for a special 1940's themed Market to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Barton Town Council D Day 80th Anniversary Tea Party
A tea party to mark D-Day celebrations with live entertainment. More details to follow.
D Day 80th Anniversary Beacon Lighting
Join us at the Humber Viewing Area to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day. The Beacon will be lit at 9:15pm. Watch this space for more details.
Barton Civic Society talk – Wicksteed, Warden & Dale: Heroes or Villains
Our focus on Hull continues with Peter Claxton telling the story of how a ‘wholesome supply’ of water was provided as the town grew rapidly in the nineteenth century against a backdrop of political intransigence and ineptitude. Joseph Wright Hall at Wilderspin School Museum on Queen Street (DN18 5QP). Admission for non-members is £4.
The Ropewalk Classic Car Day
Visit The Ropewalk and admire a large selection of classic cars and vintage cycles down The Ropewalk Promenade.
Barton Bike Night returns to its traditional Wednesday date
This year's Barton Bike Night returns to its original day, Wednesday. Following a meeting of the Barton Bike Night committee has been decided to move the event back to a Wednesday so this year take place on July 3 from 5pm to 10pm. A proper bike night again on the first Wednesday in July. More details to follow.
