В музее Нанятон откроют на один день личные вещи звезды комедии Ларри Грейсона

Unseen items belonging to Nuneaton star Larry Grayson will be unveiled for one day only. One of the town's most famous adopted sons, Larry Grayson cut his teeth in Nuneaton's social club scene before rising to stardom. Larry was a huge name in the 1970s and early 80s and is best remembered for hosting The Generation Game. READ MORE: Nuneaton Carnival 2026 - new procession route, road closures, 'quiet zone' and timings READ MORE: Woman dies after Coventry Canal tragedy in Nuneaton But he never forgot his roots and his name has been immortalised in the huge regeneration project, Graysons Place, off Abbey Street. Now this weekend, locals will have the chance to touch and examine items linked to the local legend. The hands on session is being held at the Art Gallery and Museum on Saturday (August 15) and items include personal objects owned by Larry as well as photographs and scrapbooks which have never been displayed before. The photographs include both Larry on stage as well as relaxing with friends and family. The one day only hands-on history event is free and people can drop in anytime between 11am and 3:30pm in the White Gallery. Councillor Bobbie Greenwood, cabinet member for leisure and health, said: “Larry was a well-known comedian and much-loved local man. "This is a great opportunity to find out more about him through the museum collections. "The museum's handling sessions enable visitors to feel the excitement of real history in their hands." Nuneaton now has its own WhatsApp community where you get the latest news from Nuneaton and Bedworth straight to your phone. Find out more here by following the link Want to keep up with the latest news from across Nuneaton and Bedworth? You can get all the latest dedicated Nuneaton and Bedworth stories in our newsletter which goes straight to your inbox once a day. Sign up here .