The UK’s hottest Magic Mike Live tribute show is HERE. ? Expect jaw-dropping dance moves, cheeky audience interaction, and all the R&B nostalgia, high energy, and heat… ? Celebrating something? Birthday? Hen? Just because? Join us… it could be YOU on stage. ? AGE RESTRICTION STRICTLY 18+ Let’s make it unforgettable. Let’s make it 24K MAGIC. ?
An artwork by Luke Jerram, with surround sound audio by Dan Jones Hazel and Thoroughsale Woods Corby Northamptonshire NN17 1QG 19 – 21 September 2025 Fermynwoods Contemporary Art is thrilled to announce the upcoming presentation of Tipping Point, a powerful new work by internationally renowned artist Luke Jerram. Showcased in the largest ancient urban woodland in the UK, at the heart of Corby town centre, Northamptonshire this September, Tipping Point uses immersive light, smoke, and sound to simulate the drama of a forest fire. The installation features a bespoke soundtrack created by BAFTA and Ivor Novello award-winning composer Dan Jones, which includes the sounds of burning trees, whirring chainsaws, and fleeing animals, alongside ambient, melancholic music and moving global testimonies from individuals who have experienced wildfires. The work will be unveiled from 8pm to 9:30pm on the evenings of 19, 20 and 21 September. As part of the project, visitors will have the opportunity to find information about local environmental action, including North Northants Council’s work on increasing tree canopy cover and habitat preservation. Fermynwoods Director, James Steventon added, “As climate fires rage around the world, we are excited to bring this powerful artwork to the county, thinking globally as we act locally to...
An eight-piece band from Milton Keynes delivering an irresistible mix of soul, funk, pop, and rock.They’ll be the party with a dynamic repertoire spanning classic to modern hits—guaranteed to fill the dance floor. Their crowd-pleasing setlist features timeless artists like The Drifters, Candi Staton, Odyssey, Chic, Sister Sledge, Jackie Wilson, and Tina Turner, plus many more ! With powerful vocals, tight rhythms, and infectious energy, STREETLIGHT turns every event into an unforgettable celebration!!
Friday brings you The Mob Live with pop, rock and indie covers from 9pm
Replay Northampton, Bridge Street Vibes & Extras Cocktails served till midnight Arcade room open till midnight Booths & birthday shout-outs available (DM to book) Music Policy Club Classics • Old School • DnB • RnB • Afrobeats • and everything in between our resident DJs have got you all night. Age: 18+ (Bring physical photo ID) Tickets & Entry Free before midnight — with a free ticket only £3 after midnight — with ticket More on the door (limited capacity, arrive early) Ticket validity is based on arrival time. If you arrive after your ticket window, standard door prices apply. Last entry: 2am Dress Code Smart Casual • No Tracksuits • No Face Coverings Management reserves the right of admission. No refunds for late arrival beyond ticket validity. Grab your ticket now to lock in free entry before 12 — see you on the dance floor!
Heritage Open Days is back from the 12th - 21st September and promises to be bigger and better than ever! What to expect Heritage Open Days is a fantastic opportunity to explore some of Northamptonshire’s unique historic buildings and sites. Many of these sites are usually restricted access or charge for entry – but for the event they will be open and free of charge, allowing you to find out about the area’s vibrant culture and heritage like never before! Heritage Buses Northampton’s beloved heritage double-decker buses are back, running from George Row on 20th and 21st September - a perfect way to explore the town in vintage style. Keep an eye on this page for route and timetable updates, and look out for printed schedules at Northampton Museum and library soon. The classic buses will also be returning to Daventry on 13th September, after being such a crowd-pleaser last year. Don’t miss your chance to hop on and enjoy the ride! Why not make a day of it in Wellingborough on 13th and 14th September? Catch a ride on the vintage buses on your way to the Celebrate Wellingborough festivities! Click here to view Saturday's timetable for Northampton. Click here to view Sunday's timetable for Northampton.
Come and join us for our exciting Mini Makers children's craft or art activity at Northamptonshire Central Library! Children aged 11 and under and their carers are very welcome to join us for an afternoon of fun, crafts and arts! This is a drop-in session. There is a charge of £1 per child.
Visit the Central Library in Abington Street or the Museum & Art Gallery in Guildhall Road to collect a Northampton architectural heritage trail map of the Market Square and take a self-guided walk around the heart of the town, taking in some of Northampton’s important heritage buildings.
Nine creatives from the very popular, ever-expanding Open Studios are displaying their diverse range of work and techniques across the galleries, shop and gardens until Sunday October 5th. Including glassware, paintings, photography, jewellery, woodwork and ceramics, there is something for everyone to appreciate. Free entry and all products for sale. Open Tuesday to Sunday 10am – 4.30pm
For centuries, landscape was considered an unworthy subject for serious artistic exploration. Northampton Museum & Art Gallery Until Sunday 4 October When landscape did appear in paintings, it was often relegated to the background—merely a setting for religious or historical scenes. This perception began to shift in the 17th century with the work of Nicolas Poussin and Claude Lorrain. These pioneering artists crafted idealised rural vistas to illustrate the myths of Ancient Greece and Rome, imbuing natural elements with metaphorical meaning. Through their romantic and structured visions of the countryside, landscape painting began to gain recognition as a meaningful art form. It was not until the 19th century, however, that landscape truly came into its own. Artists such as J.M.W. Turner and John Constable redefined the genre, capturing the drama, emotion, and grandeur of the natural world. Their work affirmed landscape as a powerful subject in its own right—one that continues to inspire artists to this day. Drawing from the museum collections, this exhibition explores the evolution of landscape painting, where nature takes centre stage.