Beacon Park will go back in time for May Day celebrations.
Lichfield District Council’s park rangers are hosting a Victorian-themed event at Museum Gardens between 11am and 3pm
Servicemen and women from Australia and New Zealand will be remembered on Anzac Day at the National Memorial Arboretum.
Taking place on Saturday (April 25), services across the globe – including
An A-Z exploration of the city will continue on April 13 at the next gathering of the Lichfield Discovered group.
Photographs and memorabilia from the collection of local historian
Families are being invited to explore history at the Staffordshire Regiment Museum.
The Whittington venue is hosting an Easter puzzle trail, art activity and discovery day on April 6.
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Lichfield Cathedral celebrated in style as it reached the end of a £3.7m project to restore the East End of the building.
More than 700 guests attended a special
A community drop-in session has seen old pictures of Lichfield go on display.
The images were from members of the popular ‘You’re probably from Lichfield, Staffs if…’ Facebook
Members of the cast of a new Lichfield Players production have been getting into character by turning back the clock on Cannock Chase.
They were preparing for their performance of
Views are being sought on the future of the region’s archives.
Staffordshire County Council is putting forward plans for the future of the service over the next decade.
They
Royalty will be on hand to celebrate the completion of a £3.7million project to restore Lichfield Cathedral.
The Lady Chapel and historic Herkenrode Glass have been restored as part
Holy wells and sacred springs will be the subject of the next talk with the Lichfield Discovered group.
Expert Ross Parish has written six books on the subject and also
A series of talks will continue at the National Memorial Arboretum.
The Naval Services Memorial will be the subject of the latest discussion on January 29.
A spokesperson said: “One
Time is running out for people to find out about Lichfield’s spooky past.
There are three guided Gruesome and Ghostly tours left on the winter calendar – on January 28,