Please download our leaflet for information on the following exhibitions.

TRADITIONS REVISED
Japanese Fans from the Ishizumi Family Collection
13 January – 24 March 2012

Tohoku
Images of a Disaster
24 January – 24... more details >

Chichester Cathedral is open daily from 7.15am until 6.00pm (Winter) and 7.00pm (Summer). There is no charge for entry. Guides give free guided tours at 11.15am and 2.30pm, Monday to Saturday. Tours last approximately 45 minutes. No need to book. Special trails available for children. Groups (min 6) can... more details >

Nestled between the River Mersey and The River Dee in North West England Wirral is a haven of coast, countryside, wildlife, history, art, theatre and heritage with award winning attractions, restaurants and hotels.

Less than 30 miles from scenic North Wales, historic Chester and the cultural delights of... more details >

Nestled between the Scottish Border, the Cheviot Hills and the dramatic Northumbrian coastline, lies Ford & Etal Estates. Centred around the picturesque villages of Ford and Etal, this traditional rural estate spans nearly 16,500 acres of stunning countryside and hosts a number of attractions and activities.

The... more details >

Your definitive guide to racing in Yorkshire during 2011

You don’t have to be an avid racegoer to enjoy a fantastic day out at the races, at one of Yorkshire’s nine racecourses. With 177 meetings spread across the year including championship races, ladies’ days, family... more details >

There is much to see, do and enjoy all year round at Hestercombe. From the changing colours and seasons in the garden – to apple crushing and corn grinding at Mill Demonstration Days, cookery and garden workshops, Den Building & Woodland Skills Days and the Active Hestercombe programme – there... more details >

Join in this February half-term

Hull Museums are FREE to visit and there is no charge for any of the events and activities on this leaflet. All events and activities are suitable for families unless otherwise stated.

Please download our leaflet for more details

Please download our exciting 2011-12 programme of events and activities at the London Canal Museum.

The London Canal Museum tells the story of London’s canals from the early days as important trade routes to today’s more leisurely pursuits. Learn about the cargos, the people who strove to make... more details >

Explore Pennine Yorkshire - Holmfirth, Marsden, Huddersfield and more.  Highlights include a day of pampering at our award winning spas, learning to drive a steam train, events and festivals in Holmfirth, the longest highest and deepest canal tunnel in Britain, Bronte connections and the stunning Marsden Moor... more details >

March 7th to April 22nd

The Coaching Stop that Grew
Our exhibition shows various aspects of the village through 500 years of history. From the local manors, the London to Portsmouth coaching trade, the arrival of the railway and beyond... to the present day.

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Open Air Ironstone Railway and Quarry
The Home of East Midlands Quarry Heritage In the current 'post-industrial age', our Charity believes that it is important that the endeavours of our predecessors are recorded and that the opportunity to understand their economic and social contribution... more details >

The V&A is comprised of the museum at South Kensington, the V&A Museum of Childhood at Bethnal Green, and the archives and stores at Blythe House, Kensington Olympia. All V&A museums have free entry. V&A South Kensington is the world's greatest museum of art and design, with collections unrivalled... more details >