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Heritage Open Days – Everyday Histories at Grimsby Minster
Comments Off on Heritage Open Days – Everyday Histories at Grimsby MinsterVisitors are welcome at the Grimsby Minster throughout the Heritage Open Days festival from 9.30am to 3pm Tuesday to Saturday. Step inside for delicious treats in the Minster Cafe, pick up information on what’ s happening across North East Lincolnshire during HOD 2026, and on Wednesday 16th or Friday 18th join a guided tour inside the Minster (book on the day).
On Saturday 19 September, the Minster will host a special Heritage Fair
Come along for:
- Tours of the ringing chamber up in the tower taking place every hour from 10am to 1pm. Tours last approx 45 min and limited to 10 people per tour (children are permitted but must be accompanied by an adult, and children under 10 are not permitted to ring a bell). Places can be booked here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bell-tower-tour-experience-tickets-1996983437218
- Guided tours of the inside of the Minster to learn the history of the building, the choir, and the stained-glass windows. These will take place every hour from 10am to 2pm. Please sign up for these in the Minster when you arrive.
- The Minster choir will make a special appearance at 11am.
- The Hammond House Book Fair will take place in the south aisle, along with a soundscape outside in St James Square
Everyone is welcome to come along to the Minster’s usual services too:
In the Lady Chapel – Morning Prayer at 9:30am Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday
In the Lady Chapel – Holy Communion Service 11am Thursday
Main Church – Sunday Eucharist Service 10:30am Sunday
Grimsby Minster is open 9.30am to 3pm Tuesday to Saturday
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