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Ted Lewis - novelist, artist, jazzer, polymath

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Upcoming Events



  

Join us for a special screening of Dirty, Sexy and Totally Iconic, introduced by documentary filmmaker Tony Klinger.

 
 

This powerful documentary was made to mark the 50th anniversary of the making of the iconic classic Get Carter, featuring interviews with Michael Caine, the late director Mike Hodges, Britt Ekland, and many others.

 
 

Hear insights from leading experts, historians, devoted fans, and a new generation of filmmakers inspired by the film’s enduring legacy.

 
 

This moving documentary revisits moments of joy, sadness, and discovery in a cinematic tribute to Get Carter — widely regarded as one of the greatest British gangster films of all time and named the “Best British Film Ever” by Time Out magazine.



Other events in September:


Creative Writing Workshops


Saturday 5th and Saturday 26th September - details below


Film tickets on sale now!


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Write What You Know and Know You Can Write

Creative Writing Workshops Available in September 2026

Book  your place now - see full information on pdf link below

Ted Lewis at his writing desk

Step into the world of Ted Lewis and unlock your own storytelling potential in a lively half‑day writing experience set in beautiful Barton upon Humber.

Write boldly, learn quickly, and be inspired by the hometown of novelist Ted Lewis in this energising half‑day writing course.

Chris Speck & Monty Martin

Meet Your Hosts

  • Chris Speck
    A prolific Hull‑based thriller writer with fourteen novels to his name. Chris draws on rich life experiences—travel, teaching, and music—to create compelling, insightful stories. A natural people‑person, he brings energy and inspiration to every session.
  • Monty Martin
    A retired lawyer who transformed precise legal writing into imaginative storytelling. Monty is the first biographer of Ted Lewis and founder of both the Barton Muse Poetry Group and the Millwriters Creative Writing Group. He writes novels, poetry, and engaging community pieces.

Old photograph of The George, George Street, Barton upon Humber

Hear from published writers, explore the places that inspired Ted’s stories, and discover how to turn your own experiences into powerful writing—book your place now !

 Saturday 5th September & Saturday 26th September, 09:30 - 14:30

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About the Centre

Discover how a young Lincolnshire man became the 'Father of British Noir' of films and literature.

Discover how a young Lincolnshire man became the 'Father of British Noir' of films and literature.

Not just a pile of books. Discover the art, eventful life and times of author Ted Lewis. He wrote Get Carter which is regarded as the best British gangster film of all time. Ted was not only a prolific author but a jazz pianist and a talented animator. He managed more than sixty artists to produce the graphics for The Beatles' ground-breaking cartoon film, Yellow Submarine. 

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What visitors can expect

Discover how a young Lincolnshire man became the 'Father of British Noir' of films and literature.

We invite you to experience the fascinating Ted Lewis Story:


  •  enjoy Ted's distinctive art 
  • watch comprehensive audio-visual presentations
  • fascinating memorabilia and artefacts such as Michael Caine's original Get Carter directors chair
  • friendly and knowledgeable volunteers 
  • all Ted's books on sale in our souvenir shop 
  • relax with coffee and ref

We invite you to experience the fascinating Ted Lewis Story:


  •  enjoy Ted's distinctive art 
  • watch comprehensive audio-visual presentations
  • fascinating memorabilia and artefacts such as Michael Caine's original Get Carter directors chair
  • friendly and knowledgeable volunteers 
  • all Ted's books on sale in our souvenir shop 
  • relax with coffee and refreshments


Free entry but contributions to our charity are always welcome.


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Museum and Exhibition Centre

Museum and Exhibition Centre

The Arts Council has awarded the Centre full Museum Accreditation status. 


The Centre also has National Archive recognition.

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