Easter in and Around Keswick
Looking for things to do with the family over the school holidays and the Bank Holiday. Take a look at our guide for inspiration for fun things to do plus some eggs-citing events.
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Visit Keswick the Lake District, an award-winning destination just 20 minutes from Junction 40 of the M6.
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Keswick Guide 2019
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Watch our Keswick Festivals video
Did you know that throughout the year there is a wide range of events and festivals taking place in Keswick? There really is something for everyone.
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Read our Easter Blog with inspiration for things to do aswell as details of some egg-citing Easter events.
War and Peace
The exhibition at Keswick Museum explores the nation’s change from war back to peace, with a focus on art created by people from the local area. The exhibition presents paintings by David A Baxter of Borrowdale, an official war artist; both from his work during the 1st World War in France and the peace at home in Cumbria. Additionally we are excited to present his beautiful butterfly collection along with rarely seen items from his family’s private collection.
Another character of the exhibition is sculptor Francis Derwent Wood, born in Keswick. He went on to sculpt masks for soldiers with facial disfigurements between 1917-1919. Following his war service, he went on to sculpt people such as Lawrence of Arabia as well as the Machine Gun Memorial in Hyde Park.
Interested? Come along ! There are more local characters you can meet and explore how Keswick came back to peace.
Keswick events calendar
View all events- War and Peace 18 March - 12 May 2019
- This Land is Our Land 02 April - 08 September 2019
- Easter Garmin Geocache 08 - 28 April 2019
- DUMBO 23 April 2019
- Educating Rita 23 April 2019
- THE SISTERS BROTHERS (15) 23 April 2019
- THE SISTERS BROTHERS (15) 24 April 2019
- Walking for Health - Health Walks 24 April 2019
- Educating Rita 24 April 2019
- Educating Rita 24 April 2019
