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A lively, varied exciting programme inviting you to Explore the wealth of culture and heritage Harrogate has to offer. Enjoy celebrating our latest art and history exhibitions through walks, talks, poetry and getting hands on with our collections and getting creative with a host of artists. Enjoy celebrating our latest art and history exhibitions through walks, talks, poetry and getting hands on with our collections and getting creative with a host of artists.Access All Areas
Events giving you a closer look into our exhibitions and collections. Including: A closer look at our PHOTOGRAPHY collection with photography curator Greg Hobson and artist Liza Dracup on Friday 21 October, 10.30am for £8. Discover the BRONTE Parsonage's role in film and tv adaptations of the sisters' novels with Parsonage curator Ann Dinsdale on Monday 31 October, 2pm for £6. Alongside see the stunning costume from film and tv in Writing Women A chance to create your own beautiful small shoes in a WORKSHOP with artist Serena Partridge on Saturday 5 November, 10.30am - 3pm for £25. Health and Well-being Be creative, be active, try something new. Including: Well-being walks with a theme: PHOTOGRAHY walk with photographer Paula Duck to explore local landscape on Thursday 3 November, 11am and CULTURE CRAWL to explore local galleries and artists' studios on Thursday 8 December, 11am. Both £5 including a cuppa back at the gallery! A CHRISTMAS CRAFT weekend creating your own decorations - Saturday is festive pom-poms and on Sunday join artist Linette Withers to create beautiful Scandinavian Christmas paper crafts. FREE with your museum ticket. Family Friendly Enjoy time together exploring, making and learning. Including; SCRIBBLE, DOODLE, DRAW - drop in, slow down and be inspired by our art materials including drawing witha stick on Sunday 23 October, 2pm - 4pm for £3. OCTOBER HALF TERM crafts at the museum - dolls' house furniture making on Tuesday 25 October and Georgian and Victorian crafts on Wednesday 26 - Friday 28 October, 1pm - 4pm,all FREE with your museum ticket. THANK YOU CARD creation. After the present opening fun time to give back and show you mean it with a personalised card. On Wednesday 28 December 1pm - 3pm, FREE with your museum ticket. Harrogate Arts and Museums <museums@harrogate.gov.uk> for more info Please to have our very first customers using our new Electric Car charging point today! in our sister property next door we will also be installing a Tesla Charger so we will have a universal and a Tesla only charger avaliable. We will be the only property in the center of Harrogate with one. £2.50 for resident guests and £5 for non residents depending on availability.
Kipper Paste is a high tea favourite!
2 Large kippers 2 hard boiled eggs 10oz unsalted butter, softened 3-4oz clarified butter for sealing Stand the kippers, head down, in a large jug of boiling water for about 10 minutes or lay in a casserole dish and cover with water. Drain the fish well and remove the flesh from the skin and bones. Roughly chop the kipper flesh and the hard boiled eggs, put into a food processor with the butter and blend to a smooth paste. Pack the mixture into small pots and cover and seal with clarified butter. Store in a cool place. Choose from 4 Options
1lb Flour
1/2 teaspoon Salt 31/2 Teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon mixed spice 1 teaspoon grated nutmeg Cold water to mix 4oz dripping 12oz soft brown sugar 8oz currants 4oz raisins 2oz chopped mixed peel Set oven of 350F or Mark4. Grease and line an 8-9inch cake tin. Sift the flour, salt, baking powder and spices into a bowl and rib in the fat until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs. Stir in the sugar, currants, raisins and candied peel and mix to a dropping consistency with just sufficient cold water. Put into the tin and bake for about 2 hours or until a skewer inserted comes out clean. Leave in the tin to cool and turn out onto a wire rack. Choose Between Two Options
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