Discover Chester’s Civic Treasures at the Chester Heritage Festival
Chester Town Hall
As part of the 10th anniversary of the Chester Heritage Festival, the public is invited to explore the rich history and symbolism of Chester’s civic regalia through a series of engaging talks, held at Chester’s historic Town Hall.
The Chester Civic Regalia Talks, delivered by either one of the Civic Attendants or the Visitor Centre Manager, will take place at 2 PM on the following dates:
- Tuesday 3 June
- Thursday 5 June
These fascinating sessions will delve into the stories behind the city’s ceremonial treasures, offering a rare glimpse into the traditions that have shaped Chester’s civic identity over the centuries.
Tickets are just £5, and children can attend for free.
Making this an ideal outing for families and history enthusiasts alike.
Image courtesy of Chester Heritage Festival
Tickets can be purchased at the Chester Visitor Information Centre, located next to the Town Hall entrance on Northgate Street, Chester CH1 2HJ. For more information, call 01244 405340.
The Lord Mayor of Chester, Councillor Sherin Akhtar, said:
The Chester Heritage Festival is an opportunity to be fully immersed in a celebration of our city’s rich and diverse past. The Civic Regalia Talks offer a unique experience where one can connect with the traditions that continue to define our civic pride. I would encourage everyone to come along and discover the fascinating stories behind these precious and unique artifacts.
Visitors are invited to come along and join in celebrating Chester’s heritage and uncover the legacy behind the regalia that continues to play a vital role in the city’s ceremonial life.
