Category Archives: Horsham Museum

Refreshing Horsham Museum’s adoption scheme

Horsham Museum’s Adopt an Artefact scheme has been running for just over four years now and has raised £1,150 for the museum, despite its introduction just before the Covid pandemic which resulted in the museum being closed for quite a few months. We have seen 15 different artefacts adopted overall, with the mummified cat, cricketContinueContinue reading “Refreshing Horsham Museum’s adoption scheme”

Horsham Museum’s 2023 highlights

https://youtu.be/kvxa6TkwFxE What a year it’s been at Horsham Museum & Art Gallery! New exhibitions, new galleries and hundreds of young visitors taking part in the craft activities! The icing on the cake was December 23 when the Museum welcomed its 20,000th visitor. Museum Curator Nikki Caxton has written a short blog about the year’s highlightsContinueContinue reading “Horsham Museum’s 2023 highlights”

Museum’s Friday Lates success

https://youtu.be/IlN4EIwMzT4 A new venture for 2023 at Horsham Museum & Art Gallery – the Friday Lates – proved a major success! There were Morris Men, a flute choir and a string quartet (courtesy of West Sussex Music) entertaining Museum visitors during the year. On each occasion the Museum was open until 8pm and there wereContinueContinue reading “Museum’s Friday Lates success”

Adopt a Museum Object – special festive offer!

Struggling to find a Christmas gift for a friend or family member? We’ve all been there! A pair of socks, bath salts or even a box of chocolates don’t seem the perfect present. So how about something totally different! Why not adopt a Museum object in their name? For December only you can do thisContinueContinue reading “Adopt a Museum Object – special festive offer!”

Friends’ garden trips for 2024

The impressive greenhouse at Woolbeding The year may be far from over, but the Friends of Horsham Museum & Art Gallery have exciting plans in place for 2024! After the success of the trip to the beautiful Woolbeding Grdens in May, we will be returning next year, but in September. The gardens, run by theContinueContinue reading “Friends’ garden trips for 2024”