Thursday 23 May 2019

Doors open at 7pm, talk starts at 7:30pm
Riverside Room, Old Town Hall, Richmond – please note seating is not reserved

Tickets: £5 per person, £4 for Friends

Click here to book your tickets

Tickets also available from the Museum’s website www.museumofrichmond.com, the Museum (Old Town Hall, Richmond) and The Open Book (King Street, Richmond.)

Picking up from last year’s talk, Gordon Elsden, author of ‘Remarkable Ham—the untold story’ will give a fascinating insight into the prehistoric and ancient events that occurred in Ham, so long ago.

Saturday 15 June 2019, 2pm to 5pm

Relax in this beautiful garden sipping on your drink of choice and enjoy a delicious cake, whilst listening to summer sounds from the Barnes Concert Band.

Adults: £10, Friends: £8, Children aged 4 – 13: £5 , Under 4s: Free
Tickets include a glass of wine or a soft drink, tea and cake.

Admission by ticket only
Advance purchase available from the Museum, Open Book and by clicking here
Tickets also available on the door.

Many thanks to Waitrose and Partners, Richmond, who have sponsored the wine for this year’s event.

Saturday 3 August, 2pm

Discover more about some of the Museum of Richmond’s objects as the Curator shares her favourite stories from the collection.

Curator’s Tours are free. Please meet at the Museum’s front desk.

Saturday 18 January, 2pm

Join us for the first Curator Tour of 2020!

Discover some of the stories from Richmond’s past told through the objects in the Museum’s collection.

Curator’s Tours are free. Please meet at the Museum’s front desk.

Monday 9 March 2020, 8pm

A talk by Charles Pineles

In this joint talk with the Richmond Local History Society, hear about the historic residents of Queen’s Road, Richmond and what their lives can tell us about social change in the local area.

Join us at Duke Street Church; doors open at 7.30pm and the talk begins at 8pm.

Entrance is free for Members of RLHS and Friends of the Museum. Tickets for non-members are £4 and can be purchased from the Museum of Richmond or on the door.

Saturday 24 August, 2pm

To celebrate the Riverside Music Festival, the Curator will be sharing some of the musical stories on display in the Museum.

Curator’s Tours are free. Please meet at the Museum’s front desk.

Saturday 14 March, 2pm

Join our Museum Curator to discover some of the stories told through the objects in the Museum’s collection.

Curator’s Tours are free. Please meet at the Museum’s front desk.

Easter weekend

A group of excited Easter chicks have escaped in the Museum of Richmond, and we need your help to find them! Follow our social media over the Easter weekend @museumofrichmond and see if you can spot all the chicks hiding in our display cases!

Saturday 14 September 2019

Creative Mindfulness – Drawing workshop for adults

Be inspired by the Museum’s collections and take some time to be mindful, observe and draw, leaving the workshop with your own original pieces to treasure.

Each workshop is led by a local artist and will have a different theme, exploring a different element of the Borough’s history.

Unfortunately this workshop had to be cancelled, but you can still book for upcoming workshops:

Saturday 19 October: The Ghosts of Richmond Palace – click here to book

Saturday 16 November: Victorian Richmond – click here to book

Saturday 14 December: Princess Mary’s gift boxes – click here to book

All workshops are 10.30am to 12.30pm

£10 per person, includes materials and refreshments

Tickets also available from the Museum

Saturday 15 February, 2pm

Join our Curator to discover some of the stories from Richmond’s past told through the objects in the Museum’s collection.

Curator’s Tours are free. Please meet at the Museum’s front desk.