Royston Museum… It’s Official, we’re Reopening! It’s official!! Royston Museum is reopening on Friday 10th June! With a whole new look and brand new exhibitions, experience Royston’s heritage like never before. Open Thurs-Sun, 10am-4pm Free admission. For more information, visit www.roystonmuseum.org.uk
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Museum Musings: Royston Museum is Open! We opened on Saturday 31st July and it was wonderful welcoming our visitors back. We’ve got some new displays to show you. From 4000 year old mammoth teeth to a shirt from the 2012 London Olympics. From the Green Plunge swimming pool to Royston Cave. We’ve got quite a
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Museum Musings: The Green Gu… Plunge Pool Royston & District Museum recently posted a photo on Facebook of a swimming pool that used to be in Royston and it brought back many memories. It was called the Green Plunge but, for many, it was known as the Green Gunge. The pool was on the site
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Museum Musings: Collecting Along with many museums, Royston Museum are seeing the importance of recording what we’re all going through. The collecting will happen when we open so if you have something you’d like to share, please keep it aside. We’ll be collecting in three types of objects. 1. Photos – For example rainbows in
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Well, we didn’t expect this! We’re sad to have to be closed, but we fully support doing so. While you’re at home, check out our Twitter @RoystonMuseum and Facebook page @roystonmuseum We’ve got lots going on. Each Wednesday, we’ll be sharing our crafty makes on Facebook. We’d also totally encourage you to search for other
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DUE TO THE OUTBREAK OF CORONAVIRUS, ROYSTON MUSEUM WILL BE SHUT FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE. What would a museum be without people? The people who visit, who donate items, who are Friends, who work and volunteer, who comment online. We want a museum that celebrates the stories of people in Royston and the surrounding villages.
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This year sees us joining up with Royston Cave to work together to promote Royston’s history. We’ve been working hard behind the scenes to bring something new to the museum and this year will see the reveal. We will have a whole section about the Cave and its history. We’ll have objects on display about
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We’ve been working with the wonderful team at BEEE Creative who run dance workshops in the Museum. One group they run is designed for adults who want a gentle physical and mental workout. Each session takes place in the museum. It’s a totally different experience than a gym as your exercising surrounded by Royston’s local
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Welcome to 2020! We’ve been busy changing some of our displays – come and see for yourself! We want to highlight some different things from our brilliant collection and give the things that have been on display for a few years, a little rest. We’ve teamed up with Royston Cave to show more objects found
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Local drama group CADS have been busy putting together a cabaret-style evening of entertainment for the Royston & District Museum & Art Gallery. Organised by CADS regular Kathy Young, the evening is entitled ‘A Christmas Miscellany’ and all proceeds will go to the Friends of the Museum. The show features a mixture of poems, songs
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Royston Museum relies on its team of volunteers. Without them, the museum would not be open. We want to encourage more people to join in and are looking at ways to make it easier for you to volunteer with us. If you would like to volunteer your skills, expertise, to run a one-off event or
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Bronze is a metal made using tin and copper. People in Eastern Europe started making bronze about 5000 years ago and they shared their knowledge and technology for this as they travelled across Europe and to the UK. As a general guide, this time period is called the (you’ve guessed it) Bronze Age. During the
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