Northamptonshire has such a diverse arts and culture scene there’s sure to be something that will interest and inspire you.
Northamptonshire Artyfacts
Artyfacts is the definitive guide to all elements of Northamptonshire's rich arts and culture landscape.
It covers everything including: music, visual arts, performance art, literature, film, events, exhibitions and courses.
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Artyfacts - August 2010
Highlights from this issue include the Fiori Musicali, a selection of events including Italian Concertos, Dixit Dominus and Music Appreciation
Artyfacts - June 2010
Highlights from this issue include the Oundle International Festival, that features a line-up will be making their BBC Proms debuts in the following month.
Artyfacts - May 2010
Highlights from this issue include details of the monthly Sunday Arts Markets which will be taking place on the Northampton Market Square until the 3rd of October.
Artyfacts - November 2009
This month's highlights include: Sean Burn's new play next swan down the river might be black, new classes in Capoeira (the famous Brazilian martial art/dance), In Search of Remarkable Music from Dr Penelope Rapson, the Oundle Festival of Music Drama and the The Corby Ukulele Project.
Artyfacts - September 2009
Highlights from this issue include Dance Synergy, a brand new series of dance evening based on modern jive.
Northampton
Museum & Art Gallery
This museum is home to Northampton’s world famous shoe collection. The Life & Sole gallery shows the history of shoemaking and recreates a Northampton shoe factory. There’s a gallery showing how fashions in shoes have changed over a hundred years. Examples include designs by Salvatore Ferragomo, Manolo Blahnik and Vivienne Westwood.
The Museum also houses collections charting the history of the town from the Stone Age to the present day.
The Art Gallery has a permanent collection of paintings and ceramics, including a large number of Italian paintings dating from the 15th to 18th centuries, and hosts a number of changing exhibitions through the year.
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