Festival event listing

Through archaeological geophysical prospection, excavation, and community recording we hope to gain a greater understanding of some key aspects of the Exhibition.

Through archaeological geophysical prospection, excavation, and community recording we hope to gain a greater understanding of some key aspects of the Exhibition.

Discover Chedworth's Archaeological Treasures with Dr Martin Papworth - 26 July 2025

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Crafts That Built The Cathedral celebrates the heritage skills behind Gloucester Cathedral. Explore stained glass, stone carving, iconography, embroidery and more in this exhibition which sees communities come together to keep archaeological and heritage crafts alive.

Pick up a free leaflet from reception and uncover some fascinating nuggets of history. It won't give you all the answers, but will make you think, and ask questions.

Discover 6 archaeological features around the estate which help to tell Barrington Court's story.

As you walk around the gardens at Knightshayes, keep an eye out for features that you may not have noticed before that tell us how the history of the gardens can be read.

Our archaeology exhibition this year will feature finds from digs that have been carried out at Llanerchaeron, including items which have not been on display before. There will be guided heritage walks across the parkland where the archaeology was found for those who want to get active as well as various activities for young budding archaeologists.

We invite you to join us from 5th July to 3rd August, and celebrate the rich and diverse heritage of Leicestershire and Rutland. Uncover the stories, sites, buildings, places and people that make our local communities special. Go to new places and revisit old ones, and discover and share the history and archaeology that is all around us!