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Thursday 1st August - Saturday 14th September | 2024
Various venues in & around Eastwood
The annual D.H. Lawrence Festival will return this summer with an extended six-week programme of cultural events celebrating Lawrence himself, as well as art, music, heritage, literature and community, plus a host of family friendly activities in and around Eastwood.
The festival, which has been co-produced by the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum, D.H. Lawrence Society, Haggs Farm Preservation Society, Broxtowe Women’s Project, Eastwood Town Council and Ben Mark Smith of the D.H. Lawrence Music Festival will open on 1 August until 14 September with a packed programme of 30+ events to enjoy.
The D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum on Victoria Street, Eastwood is inviting visitors to pop in to the museum on 1 August between 1.00pm and 4.00pm for refreshments, to pick up their festival brochure and learn more about this year’s festival programme from museum experts.
From the M1: Take A610 towards Eastwood and follow brown heritage signs. From M1 junction 27 take A608 through Brinsley towards Eastwood.
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