Forthcoming events
Friends Gathered Together
Contemplative and silent meeting in the Quaker tradition to which all are welcome
Poetry Double Headliner
Award-winning poets Rachel McCrum & Caroline Bird highlight their recent collections
Celebrating Luther
Luther biographer Professor Lyndal Roper inaugurates the exhibition and lecture series 500 years: German Protestants in Britain
German Protestants in Britain
Exhibition exploring the fascinating story of German Lutherans in the UK. Open Weds to Sundays.
Discover the story of Little Germany
St Georges German Lutheran Church and its neighbouring buildings are the last remnants of Little Germany.
The last vestige of Little Germany
England's oldest German church is the last vestige of Little Germany.
Pastors, Scholars & Beggars
Professor Alexander Schunka from Berlin explores the earliest years of German Migrants in England - Part of 500 Years: German Protestants in Britain
Paris quartets by Telemann
Follia mark the 250th. anniversary of Telemann's death with a programme of his remarkable 'Paris' quartets for flute, violin, harpsichord and bass - along with music by the French players for whom these were written.
Fawcett 200 Walk
In the footsteps of the Fawcetts along the Calderdale Way. Part of Fawcett 200 celebrations
John Fawcett Bicentennial
Fawcett 200 celebrates the 200th anniversary of celebrated Baptist preacher, poet, theologian and leader John Fawcett (1739 – 1817).
From Hope to Wainsgate Walk
An uphill walk through beautiful landscape - part of Fawcett 200 celebration
Strangers, Subjects & Citizens
William O'Reilly on the shifting attitudes to German and other immigrants in 17th & 18th Century England. Part of 500 Years: German Protestants in Britain.
Peace on Earth !
The renowned Hannover Bach Choir presents an a cappella concert. Part of 500 Years:German Protestants in Britain
Little Morton Singers
Little Morton Singers accompany visits to one of the largest chapels in the country
In the Shadows of the Third Reich
Rudolph Muhs looks at the lives of German Protestants in Britain 1931- 1953. Part of 500 Years; German Protestants in Britain
Growing Up in Britain
Three children from one German family recall their childhood in London against the troubled backdrop of the rise of Nazism and austerity postwar Britain. The final evening event of 500 Years: German Protestants in Britain
Remembrance Day at Bethesda
Remembrance Day plus the Two Minutes Silence. 'Bethesda Our Boys' tells the WWI stories of those associated with the chapel.
