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​​Claribel: A Life in Song
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Tuesday 11th March 2025 7:30 pm Methodist Church,
Nichol Hill, Louth
Louth Naturalist, Antiquarian and Literary Society -
members £1, non-members £4
Charlotte Alington Pye, under the pen-name Claribel,
was one of the most prolific and commercially successful
song writers of the nineteenth century. Kate Witney
and Prof. William Everett tell her story and Kate will
sing some of her songs. There will be chance to buy
Kate's new CD of Claribels songs at a special pre-launch
price.
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Music in the Luttrell Psalter
Thursday 27th March 2025 2:00pm Lincoln Central Library
Presented by Kate Witney
The images of the Luttrell Psalter are some of the most lively and best known depictions of mediaeval rural life. In amongst them are pictures of music-making and instruments. Kate will look at these in detail and sing songs of the period. In addition, she will look at the plainchant of the final section of the Psalter, The Office of the Dead. The talk will end with a showing of Crow's Eye Production's short film The Luttrell Psalter.
Admission £4.00 SLHA and LRS members £3.00
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/music-in-the-luttrell-psalter-tickets-1120202207959
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Aspects of Louth and Locality
Welcome
Louth Navigation,
by Stephen Betteridge, Louth Navigation Trust
William Brown’s Louth Panorama
By Richard Lance Keeble, Louth Museum
Guided Visit to St James’ Church
The History of the Railway in Louth and new developments By members of the Lincolnshire Wolds Railway
Streets of Louth Details TBC
Tennyson and Louth by Kate Witney
Admission £32.00 including lunch. £25.00 for SLHA members
Saturday 12 April, 2025
9.45am - 4.30pm
Louth Methodist Church, 12 Nichol Hill, Louth LN11 9NQ
Download booking form: AspectsofLouth.pdf
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