Things to do in Northampton over Easter 2017
The Easter break is just around the corner, and if you are staying in Northampton you may want to take a little look at what is happening in and around the town.
The Official Comedy Club — Aspers Casino
Saturday 25th March — www.aspersnorthampton.co.uk
Who doesn’t like a cheeky laugh on a Saturday night? Each of their shows features 3 comedians and promises a night of great entertainment. Plus you can get a student ticket price of £10 — bargain!
Vintage Fair — Market Harborough
1st April - https://www.facebook.com/events/1382029468521251/
For all those who love a vintage find, make your way to The Three Swans Hotel for this fair of 40 stalls. While you are in Market Harborough it is worth having a wonder as there are many independent shops and places to eat. It is a bit of a drive away but could be well worth it if you pick up something good.
Death Of A Salesman — Royal & Derngate
8th — 29th April — https://www.royalandderngate.co.uk/whats-on
If you fancy a bit of culture at the end of the Spring holiday you can pop down to the Royal and Dergnate theatre and watch a play. Widely considered to be one of the greatest plays of the twentieth century, Arthur Miller’s, Death Of A Salesman is about the cost of not being able to let go of the American Dream.
Milton Keynes
Costing less than £10, trains run straight from Northampton to MK station, which is a short walk from the shopping centre. All the shops are inside so you wont get wet if the English weather fails us this holiday. Plus there is a cinema, indoor snow zone, bowling, rock climbing, theatre , cocktail bars, clubs and restaurants so you can make a real day of it.
Go to a Cobblers game
http://www.ntfc.co.uk/fixtures-results/
Why not pop to the stadium at Sixfields to watch the local football team, The Cobblers play. They have a couple of games over the Easter break, and tickets cost around the £20 mark.
History Tour
https://medium.com/@UniNorthants/northampton-town-a-history-tour-1272104f754d#.csx9ojnkv
If you are a budding historian or just love a walk then why not follow in the social media teams footsteps and go on a history walk of your own.
