NMPAT: Generations

The Trinity community litter pick, organised by Cllr Jane Birch, will take place on Wednesday 25th August, 2:30pm to 3:30pm, meeting at Queens Park, on the corner of Balmoral/Edinburgh Road. Please enter the church hall via the Church car park in Balmoral Road and leave via the fire exit, to maintain social distancing in the building. Tea and cake will be served in the church hall after the event! Please note this litter pick has been arranged as part of the Summer Clean Plans working with multiple partners and organisations including West Northamptonshire Council, Northampton Town BID, Mayor of Northampton, Veolia, Northants Litter Wombles, and Northamptonshire Community Foundation.

Now in its 13th year, was instigated and is being run by a group of local people who are passionate about music and the town. We seek to enhance the profile of the town by showcasing and celebrating our rich and diverse music culture. Our main event on SUNDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER in the town centre will involve 6 stages, 600 musicians and over 60 performances featuring music from Rock to Opera. The festival will be preceded by a week of music in local music venues throughout the town. A special thanks to these venues. This event is a successful public / private sector partnership. Our support comes from WNC, BID and from the generosity of local businesses and private individuals.

The largest beer festival in Northamptonshire running for over 43 years. All of the county's independent brewers, cider and spirit producers will be featured. Bottled ales and cider available, festival food and a music stage. Set in the Becket's Park.

Join a team of local artists and explore this pop-up heritage exhibition in the Grosvenor Centre. A large floor map of Northampton will fill part of the space, where visitors can add their memories of moving to and living in Northampton. Children can enjoy building small house structures to pop on the map, marking their homes or other places that are important to them.

Join a team of local artists and explore this pop-up heritage exhibition in the Grosvenor Centre. A large floor map of Northampton will fill part of the space, where visitors can add their memories of moving to and living in Northampton. Children can enjoy building small house structures to pop on the map, marking their homes or other places that are important to them.