Step Back in Time - The Pursuit of Pleasure

Step Back in Time - The Pursuit of Pleasure

Details

Step Back in Time is a short series of lectures by Dr Pat Murrell in aid of St Nicholas Hospice Care. 'The Pursuit of Pleasure - Bury Fair in its Victorian Heydey' is the third in the series.

Lasting several weeks in the autumn and centred on Angel Hill, Bury Fair in the Georgian period was a great annual up-market gathering. It attracted the better sort from far and wide. Using unpublished original research, Pat Murrell reveals its numerous attractions, importance to Bury’s economy and role in the town’s leisure market. Some of its less favourable aspects and ultimate demise will also feature.

Refreshments included in the ticket price. Cakes and biscuits made to recipes of the period. 

This event takes place on Thursday 26 September at 8pm, at the United Reformed Church, Whiting Street, Bury St Edmunds.

Tickets £10 (previous events have sold out, advance booking is essential) 

Future dates for your diary
24 October
Players, playhouses & audiences in late Stuart & Georgian Bury St Edmunds
5 December The Wartime Christmas—World War II

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Event Details

Thursday, 26th September 2019 8.00pm - 10.00pm
United Reformed Church, Bury St Edmunds IP33 1NR

Raising money for

St Nicholas Hospice Care

About St Nicholas Hospice Care

St Nicholas Hospice Care is a local charity providing help, advice and support to people in West Suffolk and Thetford in the final chapters of their life, who are living with long-term and life-threatening illnesses. Our services are not just for patients, but for their family and friends too. They include everything from specialist medical care to bereavement support and practical help. We also: •Offer emotional support to patients, children, families and carers •Help people to make the most of every day •Advise on pain relief and other symptoms •Liaise with other services which may be able to help •Offer a variety of education to local professionals and carers