Blackmore's Blood
Blackmore's Blood: A historical reenactment event at The Met in Bury.
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If you're looking for **what's on in Bury this week**, you'll find a focus on exploring local heritage and the town's artistic side. This week offers a collection of cultural events designed to connect you with Bury's history and creative energy. You can join guided tours that reveal untold stories and historical details, giving you a new understanding of the area's past. Or, you might be interested in an opportunity to express yourself artistically, developing skills in capturing local scenes through art. This provides a hands-on way to connect with your surroundings and interpret them creatively. There's also a chance to take in-depth tours of a key cultural venue, gaining insight into its history and its contribution to the community. These experiences let you appreciate the layers of history and creative energy that shape your local environment. You have various ways to engage, whether you prefer following an expert guide or channeling your own artistic vision. This is a chance to appreciate how the past influences the present, and how artistic endeavour continues to thrive. These offerings provide a meaningful way to interact with Bury's identity, moving beyond the everyday to uncover deeper connections. This week, you can choose to participate in activities that foster both learning and creativity, allowing you to see your town with fresh eyes. Check the listings below for times and venues.
Blackmore's Blood: A historical reenactment event at The Met in Bury.
A free folk trail event explores hidden histories and secret stories for Heritage Day 2026 at The Met.
Urban sketching session led by Lee Crocker at The Met for Heritage Day 2026.
Folk musicians Michael McGoldrick and Tim Edey perform at The Met in Bury.
Ed Blunt performs live with support from Grace Elizabeth Harvey at The Met in Bury.
Free guided tours explore backstage areas and history of The Met building.