WI EXHIBITION, 30 September– 19 December

A new guest exhibition at the Eden Valley Museum celebrates the 90th Anniversary of the Edenbridge Afternoon Women's Institute. The exhibition charts the start of the WI Movement from Stoney Creek in Canada in 1897, to its beginnings in Wales in 1915, and on to Edenbridge in 1919. The exhibition opens on Wednesday September 30 and will run until December 19. The museum is open on Wednesday and Friday from 2 to 4.30pm, Thursday and Saturday from 10am to 4.30pm. Entrance is free. Eden Valley Museum, Church House, 72 High Street, Edenbridge TN8 5AR. Tel. 01732 868102 Email: curator@evmt.org.uk Web: www.evmt.org.uk.

BARN DANCE, Saturday 10 October

A Barn Dance organised by the Eden Valley Museum Trust is on Saturday October 10^th from 7.30 to 11pm at Cowden Village Hall. Performing will be The Round House Folk with Bernard Oldfield. Tickets, £10 for adults and £5 for children, are now on sale at the Edenbridge Bookshop and the museum. Price includes a large ploughman’s platter for each table and there will be a licensed bar. For further information call Anna Griffin on 01732 862180.

AUTUMN COLOURS – CHILDREN’S HALF TERM ACTIVITY, Thursday 29 October

Inventive craft fun, in Rickards Hall (behind the museum) from 2 to 4pm. £3.00 per child. Children under 8yrs must be accompanied by an adult. Refreshments available. Eden Valley Museum, Church House, 72 High Street, Edenbridge TN8 5AR. Tel. 01732 868102 Email: curator@evmt.org.uk Web: www.evmt.org.uk.

Friday 13^th November, 7.30pm

Costume Historian, Jean Bruce, returns to the Eden Valley Museum in November to give a talk on:

Knickers and Thongs! A light hearted look at underwear from the 1930s to the 21^st century.Friday 13^th November, 7.30pm in Rickards Hall. Light Refreshments available.

Tickets £5, EVMT Members £4.50, available from the museum and the Edenbridge Bookshop.

Raising funds for the Eden Valley Museum Trust.

The Great Migration Exhibition – Now Open
until December 19

An exhibition telling the story of the LCC’s quest for land, the Public Enquiry, local opposition and the development of the Stangrove and Spitals Cross Estates in Edenbridge in the late 1950s and 1960s respectively. Archive pictures, artefacts and film.  

Edenbridge Town Band – A Century of Music
Guest Display, until December 19

Come and explore our medieval building.