For centuries Richmond has been a centre of fashion and the arts, as well as home to several of Britain's monarchs. The Museum celebrates the rich heritage of Richmond, Ham, Petersham and Kew and, through the exhibition and education programmes, all other areas of the borough.

The colourful displays span from mediaeval times to the present day. It is ideal for family visits: admission is free, and there are always lots of activities to keep children entertained. The museum is close to the River Thames and to Richmond Green.

Current exhibition	Coming events
Our new exhibition Living and Dying in 19th Century Richmond is open from March 16th until the end of August	Art Deco Richmond   a talk by Paul Velluet Tuesday 30th April 7:30 at St Mary Magadalene, Paradise Road
Curator: Sue Barber Education and Audience Development: Phillippa Heath Chair of the Board: Valerie Boyes Accredited Museum no: RD80 Charity No: 295164