Marlborough Town Council
Marlborough Town Council
Tel: 01672 512487 E-mail us 5 High Street, Marlborough, SN8 1AA Weekdays 10am-4pm
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17 October - Big Mop Fair
In the High Street - opens at midday
5 September to 18 October - Sculpture Exhibition
This autumn, the garden at Avebury Manor becomes an outdoor gallery, hosting a range of beautiful sculptures and artwork set against the backdrop of colourful seasonal planting
18 October - Grimethorpe Colliery Band
The Marlborough College Concert Series is now in its 85th season. Enjoy favourite Brass Band Classics from the World’s Most Famous Colliery Band at the Memorial Hall.
The Merchant's House
Guided tours, museum and special events at this 17th Century historic house in Marlborough High Street. Open Monday to Saturday, 10:00-16:00
Now showing....
Catch a movie at Marlborough's state of the art cinema with licensed bar and cafe
Crofton Beam Engines
Crofton Pumping Station is one of the most significant industrial heritage sites in the United Kingdom. Built in 1807-9 to supply water to the highest point of the Kennet & Avon Canal which links London and Bristol.Open to visitors every Tuesday between 10:00-14:00 on 'work days'. Check the website for more steaming weekends and events
The best view in town
St Peters tower tours every Saturday and Bank Holiday Monday through to the Big Mop Fair in October. Inside there's the Cardinal Cafe and regular exhibitions and events too. Cafe open Wednesday to Saturday
Wilton Windmill
The only operating windmill in WessexThere's free entry to visit the site at any time.Guided tours available on Sundays from Easter to the end of September
22 October - Halloween and Maleficium
As Halloween approaches, and the veil between this world and the next thins, step into a world where magic and religion existed side by side, and maleficium (harmful magic) was feared. Explore the history of maleficium and discover how spells, curses, charms and the fear of the devil were woven into everyday life.
Through a fascinating evening talk followed by a candlelight tour of The Merchant’s House, uncover the fears, beliefs and superstitions of the people who have left their mark and consider why some of those beliefs still linger today.
22 October to 1 November - Autumn Animal Trail
Follow the trail, discover fascinating wildlife facts, and see how many creatures you can find. Then get creative and make your very own wildlife mask to take home. What autumn animals can you spot at Avebury Manor Gardens?
24 to 31 October - Spooky Tours
Ten mischievous black cats are hiding throughout The Merchant’s House – and they each have a secret to reveal.
Become a Cat Detective and explore this remarkable 17th-century house on a self-guided family adventure. As you make your way through its historic rooms, hunt down the cats’ portraits and uncover ten hidden clues. Solve them all to discover the magic word that will lead you to the mysterious Witch’s Cat.
26 to 28 October - Growing Things To Eat
Only 6 spaces available - follow the link for booking details
8 November - New World Symphony
An unforgettable afternoon of sweeping cinematic scores and timeless orchestral masterpieces, brought to life by the Fulltone Symphony Orchestra. Conducted by Anthony Brown, this is a concert of breathtaking scale and beauty, set within the magnificent surroundings of Marlborough College chapel
21 November - Pocket Floyd
Following their critically acclaimed show at Reading's Shinfield Theatre, Pocket Floyd perform an evening of Pink Floyd at the Kennet Valley Hall, Marlborough. The set features The Dark Side of the Moon, backed by striking visual effects. This event is supporting the SMS FOUNDATION UK (Smith-Magenis syndrome) and the Kennet Valley Hall.
27 November - Christmas Market and Lights Switch-on Event
Christmas market, street entertainment and lights switch-on - save the date!
17 January - Jess Gillam Trio
From Baroque to Jazz with much more besides at Marlborough College Memorial Hall
7 February - National Symphony Orchestra
Rimma Sushanskaya, conductorBeethoven 200th anniversary concert
7 March - Sinfonia Smith Square
Programme to include: Elgar Cello Concerto with renowned cellist Josephine Knight
