We have a lot going on at Lancaster Judges’ Lodgings. Below are just some of the events on offer.
June Victorian Tearoom
The June tearoom was another successful day despite the lack of sunshine. Regular visitors came and new guests from Latvia,…
May Victorian Tearoom
We had another successful tearoom on Saturday 2nd May when we had guests waiting for the tearoom to open. Guests…
The Victorian Christmas Tearooms
Thank you to all those visitors who came and enjoyed the delicious, festive cakes with their tea and coffees on…
The Friends’ Regency Ball
Wow, what a night! The Regency Ball finally happened on Saturday 22nd November at Lancaster Golf Club after a year…
Winter Opening
We are delighted to announce that The Judges’ Lodgings will be opening on Fridays throughout the winter, apart from Friday…
October Tearoom
Although Storm Amy was upon Lancaster, we were delighted that regulars to the tearoom and visitors still braved the windy…
Heritage Tea Rooms
We are delighted to say that The Friends made £1000.08 over the two days of the tearoom at the September…
Oral History Project
Do you or your family have a connection to the Judges’ Lodgings in Lancaster? Have you any memories of the…
Unravelling Threads – Working Class Lives
A Textile Exhibition by Sarah-Joy Ford and Sewing Café Lancaster Opening September 2025 As we celebrate 400 years of Lancaster’s…
The HERDS Wild Art Workshops
Families have been enjoying Wild Art workshops with Lela Harris during May, June and July, creating the beautiful hand-held and…
Farewell to Roger – Trustee, Friend and Volunteer
Roger Jump has been a member of the FJL Committee for 9 years until he retired at this year’s Friends…
Busy month for the Friends – badges, banners & tearoom
June has been a busy month for the Friends raising awareness and funds for The Judges’ Lodgings Museum. We paid…
The Lune Valley and the West Indies: Sugar, cotton and the Slavery Economy – Lecture
Date: 23rd October
Time: 12:00pm to 1:00pm
What darker history lies beneath the story of this beautiful local valley? Dr Mike Winstanley is back with a special talk to mark Black History Month.
Cost is £5 which includes refreshments and entry to the museum.
