Torchlight weekend

We blush to confess it but a couple of things slipped through our hands last weekend. We have no other excuse except that Brontëland has such a crop of news that we are constantly reaping and there are always small plots of land that remain unattended. Sadly, these two plots of land were right outside our door so to speak, for they were announced on a couple of "relevant" websites.

Haworth was celebrating its Torchlight weekend - an endearing festivity with images so beautiful as the one on the left. For more pictures: Saturday & Sunday.

The Brontë Parsonage Museum was holding its own celebration on Sunday too, which must have been incredibly nice as well:

Mince pies, mulled wine and a live brass band will lend a festival feel to the village whilst the choir sing traditional hymns and songs starting on the church steps, then moving to the picturesque Brontë Parsonage Museum gardens.

The Brontë Parsonage Museum warmly invites visitors to join in the singing in the famous Brontë garden, where one of the most famous families in English literature once strolled.

We would like to take this occasion to once again encourage our readers to send in any Brontë-related news or events that they might happen to find :)

Categories: Haworth, Brontë_Parsonage_Museum