11:00 am: Museum Open
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September 1, 2025
Welcome to the Museum calendar, here you can find our daily opening hours as well as upcoming event details.
Events in September 2025
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An Encounter with a serial killer led me to write my first novel – Author Event with Elizabeth Revill
Friday 19th September, 14:30 – Woolacombe Village Hall
We are delight to host Elizabeth Revill, a professional actress for many years she is also an author. We are looking forward to this event and finding out more about Elizabeth’s career and her novels.
Tickets are £5.
Witchcraft, Murder and Mayhem – The Story of the Bideford Witches with Nickie Joy
Saturday 18th October, 14:00 – Mortehoe Village Hall
Were witches real? That’s a matter of belief but I’ll tell you about three women from Bideford who were accused, tryed and executed as witches in 1682. Their names were Temperance Lloyd, Susanna Edwards and Mary Trembles. In the talk you’ll find out what they did to earn their legacy and learn about how suspected witches were punished for their crimes, with a history on English witchcraft thrown in!
Tickets are £5.