The popular BBC show Antiques Roadshow is quite literally hitting the road and it’s stopping off in Bradford this summer.
The show is no stranger to cropping up in West Yorkshire as not only has the memorabilia-based TV show visited Roundhay Park in Leeds they’ve also filmed in Halifax too at Piece Hall.
Now Antiques Roadshow is making its way to none other than Lister Park and Cartwright Hall in Bradford and they’re after guests to feature in their live show audience.
This show is all about everything from rare collectibles to unique objects and loves to feature whoever owns these pieces of memorabilia to hear their story behind the items.
Running since 1979, this TV show has become a British staple and even once caught the attention of the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2014 at Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland.
People who present their quirky and fascinating pieces of history get a chance to share the story behind each possession and what it means to them but also to find out its value.
Antiques Roadshow has a team of expert valuers on hand who are able to advise and estimate just how much each object is worth.
Anyone looking at bringing an item on the day will need to click the specified ‘Share Your Story’ option where you’ll write a description of your object and the tale behind it.
For those who are just after a nice day out appreciating antiques and wandering around the park, you’ll find the ‘Apply for tickets’ option as the right choice for you.
The decision will then be carefully considered by the TV show’s producers who will evidently receive a numerous amount of item applications, let’s hope your little piece of history gets its time to shine on primetime.
Whether you’re interested in telling a story or two while bringing your precious belongings or after a nice afternoon admiring these retellings as a live audience member, tickets are still up for grabs.
Antiques Roadshow is coming to Lister Park and Cartwright Hall in Bradford on 15 June and anyone looking to apply as a story sharer or spectator can do so HERE.
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