On the ground

Music and Performance - part of the Living History Festival

Multiple dates and times available

Musicians from FOLK ‘ROUND ‘ERE will  perform songs, tunes and poetry inspired by Jack Gale’s play “Tiddy Mun’” a historical drama named after the mythical creature who lived in the North Lincolnshire bogs and was upset when the Dutch engineers drained his land. Believed to be 3 feet high, with a long white beard and long white hair, people called for his help by saying: 

“Tiddy Mun w’out a name, here’s watter for thee, tak tha spell undone.”

Free | Aimed  at all

Location

North Lincolnshire Museum, Oswald Rd, Scunthorpe, England, DN15 7BD, United Kingdom

Schedule

Sun, 26 Jul

1:00 PM

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2:00 PM

Sun, 26 Jul

2:00 PM

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3:00 PM

Sun, 26 Jul

3:00 PM

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4:00 PM

Additional booking information

booking is a must