East Riding Museums

Goole Museum's Open Art Exhibition is now.....open! For art lovers out there, this is a must-see exhibition. orlo.uk/OwtIB

Wold Rangers project at the Champney Treasure House!

Call for Artists! Goole Museum is currently looking for artists and creative people to submit artwork for the upcoming Open Art Exhibition (15th March to 31st May). For more information and to download an entry form please visit: orlo.uk/tWfwy

This Thursday it's Goole Museum's free drop-in Lego Workshop from 10:30am-2pm. The theme of the session is 'Lego Boats, Barges and Bridges'. Come along and get building! orlo.uk/L9QI4

This month’s Tiny Treasures session is all about fossils. Specially designed for children under 5 years old and their grown ups, Tiny Treasures: Fossils will take place on 13 February at Champney Treasure House, Beverley, from 1:30-2:30pm. No need to book, just turn up.

This week's Sewerby Hall Curator's Choice has been chosen by our work placement student, Sarah. She has chosen these brochures for display as they illustrate the changing attitudes toward holidays and holidays makers, as well as the rise in sophistication of holiday marketing.

Call for Artists! Goole Museum is currently looking for artists and creative people to submit artwork for the upcoming Open Art Exhibition (15th March to 31st May). orlo.uk/BcqQu

Goole Museum is looking for young artists! As part of this year’s Open Art, the Museum is hosting free workshops for young artists (aged 5-16) during February half term. orlo.uk/8n5qs

As part of this year’s Open Art, Goole Museum is hosting free workshops for young artists (aged 5-16) during February half term. Workshop details: To book your place(s) email: goole.museum@eastriding.gov.uk or Tel: 01405 768963 orlo.uk/wVjBH

*Reminder* This Friday (24/1) 1:30pm-2:30pm is the first of Goole Museum's Salt & Pepper Tots - a brand new series of free learning activity sessions specially designed for under 5s and their accompanying grown ups. orlo.uk/iK3Ps

This Thursday Tiny Treasures returns to the Champney Treasure House! On Thursday 16 January from 1.30-2.30pm we will enjoy painting, crayon rubbings, texture collages and more at our session that’s all about line and texture! For further details, visit orlo.uk/dH15m

Sewerby Hall Curator's Choice: Object of the Week. Why not come to Sewerby Hall this week to find out a little bit more about 1930s superstar pilot Amy Johnson.

A new exhibition at Sewerby Hall is entitled In Service opens 11th January. It explores the bleak choices available to the poor: life on the street or a life in service during the Victorian/Edwardian era. orlo.uk/mI8kj

Call for Artists! Goole Museum is currently looking for artists and creative people to submit artwork for the upcoming Open Art Exhibition (15th March to 31st May). For more information and to download an entry form please visit: orlo.uk/BAW7O

Experience the magic of magic of Christmas with the beautifully decorated Christmas trees at Sewerby Hall!

*Reminder* Goole Museum will host a ‘Burton’s Christmas Reunion’ on Saturday 14th December, 11am-1pm. This will be a great opportunity for former employees to see the exhibition and meet old friends and reminisce over a hot drink and a mince pie, everyone is welcome!✂️🪡

Not long now! The Champney Treasure House reopens on Tuesday 10th December. There's lots of new things to see in the Museum - We can't wait to share all the changes with visitors old and new!🎉 🎉 🎉 orlo.uk/QiV9e

To tie in with the exhibition ‘A Stitch in Time: The Story of Burton’s’, Goole Museum will host a ‘Burton’s Christmas Reunion’ on Saturday 14th December, 11am-1pm. Former employees can meet old friends and reminisce over a hot drink and a mince pie! orlo.uk/ge4Bt

Curator’s Object of the Week at Sewerby Hall! This weekend, we invite you to step into the Drawing Room and uncover the secrets behind an exquisite piece of craftsmanship — a beautifully unique mahogany tea table that tells a story beyond first glance. orlo.uk/P8goQ

Goole Museum has a new exhibit - 'Cabinet of Curiosities'. Our first 'curiosity' is this fantstic set of glass electrodes for use with a Violet Ray Machine from the 1920s. orlo.uk/PO6ZT