A North Yorkshire museum is to host a ‘magical’ evening celebrating regional folklore.
Myths and Legends at The Green Howards Museum, in Richmond Market Place, will take place on October 30, from 6.30pm until 8.30pm.
The event is in celebration of National Museums at Night, with guests invited to explore the museum’s collections with after-hours access.
Visitors can ‘uncover the myths, legends, and tales that weave through the history of Richmond and the Yorkshire Dales’ through a storytelling session.
It will be hosted by Rhoda Fraser, a professional storyteller based in Richmond. She is known for her guided ghost walks, which she runs for Richmond Town Council.
Rhoda Fraser is known for her guided ghost walks.(Image: Green Howards Museum)
Mrs Fraser will lead the audience through myths, folklore and legends ‘bringing to life the stories that ripple through the cobbled streets.’
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Created in tribute to the Green Howards infantry regiment and their esteemed 300 years of service, the museum specialises in ‘the discovery, recording and preservation of artefacts, stories and memories for future generations’.
Tickets are priced at £25 per person and include complimentary wine and a cheese platter.
For full details on this event, and to book, visit www.greenhowards.org.uk or call 01748-826561.
