On the evening of Friday 20th January the Monkton Stargazers held another of their impromptu astronomy viewing sessions. These sessions are advertised to members of Monkton Nature Reserve who take up the option of free… continue reading
We would like to bring to our visitors attention that the Frenken Room museum is temporarily closed because we are carrying out much needed refurbishment work. The refurbished room will have a new floor, new… continue reading
Winter blues? Thinking about booking a summer break? Most of our bargain books (only 50p) this month will be themed around travel. We have a variety of travel guides, ranging from Amsterdam to India and,… continue reading
We have, unfortunately, had to postpone the presentation 'The Little Things That Run The World' which was originally scheduled for Saturday 28th January. We are now hoping to hold it Spring or early Summer. We… continue reading
We would like to wish all our visitors and members a very merry Christmas and a happy new year. Thank you all for your support this past year and we hope to see you again… continue reading
For the Christmas and New Year period, the Reserve will be closed Saturday 24th Dec - Tuesday 27th Dec, inclusive, and Sunday 1st Jan 2017. continue reading
Our November selection of bargain books will, not surprisingly, be themed around Christmas. We have been collecting anything ‘Christmassy’ to put out at this time of year and will be looking into our box of… continue reading
Following hot on the heels of the summer Nature Club, we will now be holding a winter Craft Club. As before, it will be presented by Kashmir, our Environmental Education Officer, and will be suitable… continue reading
We have now posted an archive of some of our past newsletters. On the dropdown menu for the tab 'About Us', at the top of the screen, you will find a link to 'Archived Newsletters'. Follow the link,… continue reading
With autumn on its way and evenings drawing in, what could be better than curling up on the sofa with a good book? We receive frequent donations of books, so it is worth popping in… continue reading