Edition: March 2024
Visit Horsham Museum & Art Gallery to discover historic artefacts, beautiful works of art and exciting events.
The Museum also features a children’s gallery with exhibits for younger visitors, trails and dressing up, as well as a tranquil walled garden cared for by our volunteer gardeners.
Library refresh
Our library will undergo a refresh this year to create a space opening on 25 May that celebrates Horsham’s literary past. As well as displays of rare texts by local authors, many of the Museum’s own publications on the District’s heritage will be available for research and study.
To celebrate the launch of the new library we will be inviting the community throughout June to take part in a readathon of ‘The Wreck of the Mary Deare’ written by Horsham author, Hammond Innes. Full details can be found on our website.
Events
Following the success of last year’s Museum Late events, we will again be inviting you to join us at the Museum on selected evenings throughout the summer. The evening openings are a perfect opportunity to see the exhibits after hours and enjoy entertainment and refreshments in the beautiful walled garden.
Collyer’s pop-up shop
Saturday 4 May until Saturday 8 June
The Museum is excited to be hosting a pop-up shop which will feature merchandise created by BTEC National Art and Design students from Collyer’s college.
Visit the shop from to snap up Horsham themed prints, cards, tote bags and more limited-edition designs.
More Information
The Museum is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm and all days across bank holiday weekends.
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