The Quaker Meeting House is not normally open to the public but it is part of the Ride and Stride event and will be open between 1.00 pm to 3.00 pm. It is an exceptional building dating from 1675 and is the third oldest in the country by only months. If you’ve ever wondered about this building, this is a chance to view inside and hear something of its history.
Dr Barrie Trinder will give a talk in the Institute, starting at 7.30 pm on The Village Carrier. Dr Trinder is a local historian and author of many books about Banbury and will explore the carrier’s crucial role in Adderbury in days gone by. Long before the railways, the village carrier was the only way ordinary villagers could send or receive goods from the outside world—via Banbury. Visitors welcome at £5.00.
We meet at Lake Walk Car Park at 9.00 am – or just come along and find the group around the Lakes when you can. Bring strong gloves and if possible any loppers, rakes or spades. Coffee and biscuits are provided at break time and we finish by noon. For further details please contact Rachel Moffat at [email protected]. If you have any views or ideas about the Lakes do please get in touch.
Adderbury, Deddington and District Photographic Society’s annual Photography Exhibition will be in The Institute between 10.00 am and 4.00 pm. It will showcase member’s work. Whether you enjoy browsing photographs, meeting new people or are considering joining the non-competitive club, we would love to see you there. Entry is free and refreshments are available.
Join us for our fun rendition of the popular TV show ‘Would I Lie To You?’ The evening includes a supper and five wines to taste. Tickets at £25.00 are available from Adderbury Library. This is a FOCAL event.