Erewash Museum - looking forward

Published on: Thursday, 1st June 2023
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Erewash Museum will be open on a Thursday, Friday and a Saturday, 11:00am until 4:00pm from the week starting 5th June 2023, being the most popular days for visitors to the award winning museum. 

In addition, the museum will welcome pre-booked visits for schools and other organisations throughout the week as part of the museum’s popular educational programme.

The museum will also have extended opening in schools holiday periods including a new programme for summer activities this year and special event days. There are also some fascinating upcoming exhibitions and talks at the museum including a history talk on the Hope Robinson Prisoner of War letters on Saturday 25th June, and the ‘Scene from Above’ exhibition by Rebecca Morledge, from July 15th to 29th, featuring paintings of local scenes from an unusual viewpoint.

Patrons and visitors can also enjoy the museum gardens and take refreshments, cakes and snacks at the Old Stable Tea Room, which is managed by the Friends of the Museum. 

The museum is recognised as a valuable social development hub in Ilkeston and the wider Erewash area promoting a cooperative spirit and bringing like-minded groups of people and charitable organisations together for the health and wellbeing of the community. 

The award winning museum is recruiting for new volunteers to help out with their programme of events and activities and would like to welcome you – don’t wait, get involved and experience the great work undertaken by the museum team. You can contact the museum on 0115 907 1141 or email museum @ erewash.gov.uk.

Erewash Museum is in Ilkeston town centre, a short walk from the Market Place. Admission to the museum building is free. Contact 0115 907 1141, email museum @ erewash.gov.uk  or visit the Facebook page /erewashmuseum for more information on events. You can also follow the museum on Twitter @Erewash_Museum, and Instagram @erewashmuseum.

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