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BBC Gardeners’ World Autumn Fair at Audley End
The BBC Gardeners’ World Autumn Fair returns to Audley End House and Gardens from Friday 11 - Sunday 13 September.
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Top 5 things to do in September
Make the most of September with plenty of things to see and do as the seasons start to change. Join us for BBC Gardeners’ World Autumn Fair at Audley End, enjoy relaxing Sunday music, discover art and culture at Kenwood in London, and make the most of free tours and talks as part of Heritage Open Days.
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Autumn may be just around the corner, but summer still has plenty to give at our historic places throughout September. Our programme of events is in full swing, with something for all ages wherever you are in England. Plus there’s guides to summer walks, a chance to build the ultimate castle in Minecraft and much more.
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British Sign Language Guided Tour of Stonehenge
Join our experienced Deaf guide and historian, John Wilson for a British Sign Language (BSL) tour of Stonehenge.
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A Restless Reign: Harold II in 1066
Harold II’s short reign in 1066, before his death at the Battle of Hastings, saw him travelling extensively around his kingdom to defend it against successive invaders. How did his reign unfold, where did his travels take him, and did he really make a legendary 200-mile march from Yorkshire before confronting William of Normandy at Hastings?
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Bring history to life with a guided site tour of St Augustine’s Abbey. Your knowledgeable guide will lead you around the site, helping you imagine what the abbey looked like at its height centuries ago.
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Every September, free to access events are organised across England to celebrate our heritage and history through Heritage Open Days.
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English Heritage introduces ‘hour of contemplation’ at its former monasteries
English Heritage is launching an ‘hour of contemplation’ at its monasteries in a month-long trial this autumn. From 22 September until 22 October 2021, English Heritage will be encouraging visitors to turn off notifications on their phones, finish up their conversations and enjoy the final hour of public access to its abbeys and priories in contemplative quiet, enabling them to experience these spiritual buildings as they were intended.
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Over one hundred years after the castle's guns first brought down a German Zeppelin, discover what it was like to live and work in Fortress Dover, with our restored WWI fire command post and port war signal station.