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Saturday 6 August, 1.30 - 2pm | Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum What is J.R.R. Tolkien's relationship to Worcestershire? Inspired by the summer exhibition, The Magic of Middle-Earth, Tolkien-specialist Dr Bradley Wells will explore the author's local connections in this Bite-size Talk. £3; booking essential as there are limited spaces. Book via Art Tickets
Recreation of Bays Meadow Roman Villa in Droitwich. Roman Worcestershire: On Tracks of Iron & Salt Exhibition This popular exhibition was displayed in our museums in 2011. While our gallery doors are closed, we bring you an online version so you can enjoy it once more from home! On this page: Discover the story of Roman Worcestershire, take a 360-degree tour of Bays Meadow Roman Villa which once [...]
Venue hire at Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum This unique setting has beautiful and inspiring spaces that can be hired for your events. For an evening function or something during the day we are always happy to discuss your requirements. If you want to be surrounded by fascinating art collections and exhibitions then the Art Gallery could be just the place to impress if you're thinking of [...]
Media release: 5 September 2023 Paint the Streets Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum 16 September 2023 – 6 January 2024 Brand-new exhibition, Paint the Streets opens at Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum on 16 September 2023 until 6 January 2024 Curated in partnership with Worcester Paint Festival, the exhibition includes Worcester street artists alongside big names in street art such as Goldie, Banksy and Inkie Worcester City Art Gallery [...]
Worcester residents are encouraged to celebrate their city’s magnificent heritage in the annual Love Worcester Heritage Festival happening this February half term Saturday 13 February – Sunday 21 February 2021 . Despite the pandemic the Festival continues to go ahead with some in-person events and many online activities to take part in. The Love Worcester Heritage Festival is a great way to learn about and enjoy the city’s rich heritage, with [...]
Blacksmithing courses at Worcestershire County Museum, Hartlebury Castle This is a unique opportunity for you to try your hand at the traditional craft of blacksmithing in the beautiful surroundings of Hartlebury Castle. You will be working on an original Victorian forge which was relocated to the County Museum from Dog Lane, Bewdley in the 1960s. The tutor is Paul Ashmore (AWCB, LWCB), a qualified teacher with over 30 years' experience [...]
Join Kate Brookes from Worcester Resource Exchange to make fun and colourful wreaths with scraptastic and recycled materials. Your creations will be tactile and festive! Choose between sessions at 11am–12.30pm and 2 -3.30pm. Workshops must be pre booked as there is a maximum of 10 places in each session. £4 per participant Suitable for are 13 years + Book Tickets through Art Tickets  This event was made possible by [...]
Thursdays 28 March and 4 April 2024, 10.30 - 11.30am | Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum Not all animals need the same things to live. Some like it cold, others prefer warm sunshine! Inspired by Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum's natural history collection, choose which animal you would like to make a home for and discover what its habitat would be. Then get creative with our art materials to [...]
Please note this is a news item from 2018 - our latest Volunteer information can be found on this page. Help us turn Hartlebury Castle into something really special. We couldn’t manage without our fantastic volunteers and we’re always looking for new volunteers to join our friendly teams. All you need is enthusiasm and a smile. So, if you enjoy meeting new people, learning new skills, putting old skills to good [...]
Seasonal displays of crafted items from local makers, on show in Worcester Art Gallery & Museum foyer 6th August – 13th November 2019 On display are hand-made ceramics and prints by Barry Lockwood, and Respoke Designs by Mike & Sam Price, jewellery made from recycled bicycle spokes. Barry Lockwood Originally trained as a designer in printed textiles, Barry discovered a love for ceramics after a life as a teacher. As well as [...]
