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FRONT ROW - EMAIL MISSED A PROGRAMME? Go to the Listen Again page EMAIL YOUR COMMENT OR QUESTION TO THE PROGRAMME When the Slovakian town of Medzilaborce discovered that the parents of the artist Andy Warhol had been born near there – they decided to open an Andy Warhol Musuem and this week they've announced that nine houses and four bus-stops will be decorated in Warholian style. Front Row wondered if Slovakia’s Warhol Museum is the most tenuous claim of a local connection but research showed that it isn’t. A house in Benton, Illinois – where George Harrison slept for one night before he became famous – is now the Hard Day’s Nite Bed & Breakfast and Beatles Museum. A town in Hungary also has a museum commemorating two short visits by Beethoven. If you know of any museums which made a little local connection go a long way, let us know! Enter your name Enter your comments here Enter your email address here Audio Help DON'T MISS ARCHERS Latest:Let's be friends Interactive map. Pan and zoom through the entire village, discover more about the locations and characters. Weekdays, 7 - 7.15pm and the Omnibus on Sunday, 10.00 - 11.15am. OPEN BOOK Mariella Frostrup with news from the world of books. Listen to the latest edition online or browse the interviews. Sunday and Thursday, 4.00 to 4.30pm, except the first Sunday in the month. ARTS AND DRAMA ON 4 The Archers Afternoon Play Book of the Week Book at Bedtime The Classic Serial Woman's Hour Drama The Saturday Play The Friday Play The Afternoon Reading Back Row Front Row Open Book Saturday Review USEFUL LINKS www.bbc.co.uk/history news.bbc.co.uk RELATED PROGRAMMES This Sceptred Isle

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