ALVA
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Association of Leading Visitor Attractions: most popular museums, galleries, cathedrals, castles, palaces, churches, houses, zoos, gardens, venues & attractions
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Now’s the time to help keep blossom trees blooming: brnw.ch/21wJ9yA
Though their display of delicate petals can be fleeting, a donation to our Plant a Tree Appeal could help us ensure they flower for future generations to marvel.
#BlossomWatch
Photo: Kate York
'You are all, in all your distinctive roles writing the future of theatre' - Nancy Medina (Nancy Medina) #FutureOfTheatre 💡
Giving the opening keynote at The Stage’s #FutureOfTheatre , Bristol Old Vic artistic director Nancy Medina (Nancy Medina) spoke about the future of new writing and the industry’s responsibility to new voices 👇 thestage.co.uk/features/nancy…
Fabulous evening and cultural ‘salon’ (as expected from host extraordinaire Bernard Donoghue ) & was honoured to have the moquette adorned London Transport Museum chair
🙏 ALVA
Sandra Lynes Timbrell Bernard Donoghue ALVA House of Lords UK Parliament Such an excellent evening!
We are hosting a dinner this evening for a number of ALVA member CEOs in the wonderful setting of House of Lords & have dressed the table with objects reflecting our guests - Irish linen, Chatsworth lions, Ashmolean Museum Alfred Jewel cuff links & London Transport Museum moquette
Huge thanks to Bernard Donoghue & team for an insightful ALVA event this evening- dinner House of Lords UK Parliament with fellow heritage CEOs and Directors discussing mutual challenges and opportunities.
William Shakespeare is believed to have been born here #OnThisDay in 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon.
By the 1840s, it was split into a pub, a butcher’s and a tenement and had severely decayed.
Using an early drawing from 1769, it was extensively restored by the Birthplace Trust.
‘Though she be but little, she is fierce!'
Perfect words for the punky, pint-sized goldcrest - the UK's smallest bird.
#ShakespeareDay
#BabyBirdWatch : Fledgling Robins are out and about! 😄
These tiny chirpers emerge from nests about 2 weeks after hatching, though still rely on mum & dad as they learn to fly.
Enjoy watching their adventures - but remember to give them space!
A huge pleasure to be with you today and to introduce so many senior leaders of visitor attractions from across the UK to National Memorial Arboretum
Happy St George's Day!
This image shows a small section of the Cowdray engraving, a copy of a painting of Portsmouth, the Isle of Wight and the Battle of the Solent, the confrontation that saw the sinking of the Mary Rose. #StGeorgesDay
On #StGeorgesDay , here's our stained glass window depicting this famous saint slaying the dragon.
The window was designed by Hugh Easton and is dedicated to the memory of Westminster citizens killed during the Second World War. It was unveiled by Princess Margaret in 1948.
Charles II chose #StGeorgesDay for his coronation. St Edward's Crown has remained in use ever since and was used to crown King Charles III in 2023.
See more at bit.ly/4b0ExPu
Yesterday the poet laureate told us at a National Trust blossom event that spring travels up the country at a human walking pace. Beautiful Durham, I believe you are coming into blossom now. Here’s your lovely #Blossomwatch map. Happy Hanami!