Inspired by our current exhibition My Kid Could've Done That at The Edge this is an opportunity to spend some quality time with your child/children - making and creating a unique costume ready for any occasion, you decide! A fun, 'hands-on' family workshop where you'll work together to create imaginative costumes from our stash of...
In celebration of our friends Sydney Gardens Tree Weekender (Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 November 2021), the Holburne is excited to share - Tree-tastic Treasures Trail! Explore the tree-mendous trees that feature across the Holburne's collection. Collect your FREE trail from the museum's front desk and em-bark on a journey of discovery. Trails available 10am-5pm...
A day trip to Salisbury to visit the wonderful Cathedral and admire its inspirational architecture and many fine artistic treasures, ancient and modern. We will also have an opportunity to see a special exhibition of beautiful wood engravings and to explore the Salisbury Museum with a talk by one of its expert guides. Tickets, available...
Dowland Youth Works | Laurence Williams director | Sam Brown lute Dowland Youth Works was formed in 2018 to introduce gifted young singers to the world of early music. You are warmly invited to an Elizabethan evening of songs and carols in the company of this special ensemble and their directors. Music by Byrd, Tallis, Dowland, et al. 7pm...
Hornet, hailstone, crab eye, aerodrome…(etc) presents the results of a recent anagama kiln firing by British artists Aaron Angell (b. 1987) and Steven Claydon (b.1969). Join the two artists In Conversation with Will Cooper, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Holburne, at 7pm on 9 December where they will discuss their display which is drawn...
This Christmas join us for a morning of FREE Festive Family Fun to create your own Beautiful Box .Enjoy a playful and inspiring activity with your children and make your own festive decoration to put on your tree, or even to give as a gift, you decide! Running from 10am-1pm, in the Clore Learning...
This Christmas join us for a morning of FREE Festive Family Fun to create your own Crazy Crackers -inspired by our current exhibition Rossetti's Portraits. Enjoy a playful and inspiring activity with your children and make your own stunning cracker- ready for the big day! Running from 10am-1pm, in the Clore Learning Space. Open to...
Medieval Revivalism in Pre-Raphaelite Fashion Free Zoom Lecture with fashion historian, writer and broadcaster Amber Butchart to celebrate our exhibition Rossetti's Portraits 7pm Thursday 16 December Fashion historian, writer and broadcaster Amber Butchart delves into the fashion of the Pre-Raphaelite era to consider the romantic medieval revivalism at the heart of many styles and techniques,...
Enjoy a free family morning of creative collage fun taking inspiration from our exhibition Tudors: Passion, Power and Politics. In a relaxed and playful session led by one of our talented creative facilitators you will learn how to create your very own Tudor inspired portrait. All materials provided including beautiful textiles, beads and ribbons to...
The series is called From Here to The Hawkstone and was made in 2020. I made repetitive walks from my home in rural West Oxfordshire to The Hawkstone - a Neolithic standing stone about a mile from my home. The work was made sequentially, from foraged dyestuffs, each piece representing a month of the year....
We are delighted to invite you to join us for a morning in London to enjoy a private tour of Van Gogh Self-Portraits at The Courtauld, with Dr Chris Stephens as a guide, followed by a visit to The Courtauld's newly opened Collection Galleries. Afterwards, we will visit The National Gallery to see Gainsborough's Blue Boy, accompanied by Susan Sloman, independent historian and...
Trails are available every weekend and school holiday from 19 February - 15 May 2022. Explore the museum in a new and playful way with our free family trail, inspired by our current exhibition Mick Peter: Old Ghosts. Collect your trail for free from the museum front desk and get creative!
