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Walks, talks and events

Being a member enables you to join us for autumn talks or summers walks free of charge.  We ask for a donation from non members.

We also have some events such as dinners or functions which people may attend for a small cost

Talks and events

Summer Walks

Burton Town Trail 2023

To commemorate King Charles’s Coronation, we have created a town trail for people to enjoy. The trail guides you on a circular route around historic buildings, along the River Trent and through the Marketplace, returning through Coopers Square and to George Street to finish. Along the trail, you will explore some of the hidden gems of the town, see its rich industrial past and embrace its art and beauty. 

Wetmore Charter Walk

Download this walking map following the old Wetmore boundary. The walk covering both streets and footpaths, is approximately 12 miles and attempts to follow the ancient boundary around Burton. The trail was established by our chairman Richard Stone and the map produced by Richard and Shelagh Wain. We hope you enjoy the trip.

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And some other events & activities
that may interest you

(recommended by our members)

The Brewhouse Arts Centre, for arts, music and cultural events www.brewhouse.co.uk

Tutbury Castle Events | Lesley Smith Historians Ltd (tutburycastle.com)

Burton Conservation Volunteers www.bcv.org.uk

Claymills Victorian Pumping Station - Steaming Days www.claymills.org.uk

The Red Carpet Cinema and Cafe Bar www.redcarpetcinema.co.uk

Quad, Derby www.derbyquad.co.uk

Magic Attic (in Sharpe's Pottery), Swadlincote www.magicattic.org.uk

Conkers (in National Forest), Moira, Leics. www.nationalforest.org

For any members who'd like to recommend an activities/events website, please email the link to: events@burtoncivicsociety.org.uk

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