#AssemsonTour
Christmas cheer arriving to St Editha’s as Tamworth Voices and Tamworth Wind Band join together
Tamworth Assembly Rooms continue ‘on tour’ this season as annual favourites Tamworth Voices will perform on Saturday December 2 at St Editha’s Church, as part of Tamworth Assembly Rooms on Tour.
This popular Christmas concert will be extra special this year as Tamworth Voices will be performing for the first time with Tamworth Wind Band in this festive Christmas performance.
The event proceeds will be split between Macmillan Cancer Support and St Editha’s Church.
Murder, mystery, mayhem!
Theatre is continuing on tour this month as Touring Theatre delivers a range of high-quality performances starting with Theatre Chipping Norton – Sherlock Holmes and the Crimson Cobbles.
A brand new Sherlock Holmes caper will be performed at the Sacred Heart Church (B77 2EA) on Tuesday October 17 at 7.30pm.
Tamworth Assembly Rooms back ‘on tour’ with festive fun
It’s show time again with Tamworth Assembly Rooms ‘on tour’
The show must go on! Tamworth Assembly Rooms may have closed for refurbishment but audiences will not miss out this autumn and winter as a number of popular events will be taken out into the community to ensure the show goes on.
Annual favourites such as Tamworth Arts Club productions, Christmas concerts and the pantomime will continue as part of ‘Tamworth Assembly Rooms on Tour’, which aims to make sure the theatre’s regular users still get opportunities to perform while the venue is extended and modernised.
Hundreds attend dig open days at Tamworth Assembly Rooms
Archaeologists dig in to explore Tamworth’s history
Archaeologists excavating the car park next to Tamworth Assembly Rooms have made an interesting discovery during their search for clues about the town’s history.
Tamworth Borough Council commissioned Wessex Archaeology to explore the site of the Corporation Street car park before the land is built upon as part of the redevelopment and restoration of Tamworth Assembly Rooms.
What did Richard III say when a planning proposal was submitted for building a car park…
Disabled car park at Assembly Rooms to close on September 5
The car park between Tamworth Assembly Rooms, the Carnegie Centre and Tamworth Library is to close permanently on Monday September 5.
The eight spaces, which are only for the use of Blue Badge holders, are being closed to allow archaeological works to take place ahead of the restoration and redevelopment of Tamworth Assembly Rooms.
Drivers who currently use the car park are being reminded that a number of new disabled spaces have been created in the Aldergate car park, after Blue Badge holders said they wanted to see more disabled parking in the town centre.