We wanted to keep you updated and let you know that following government recomendations, there will be some changes to the openings of our five Barnsley Museums venues for a little while…
We wanted to keep you updated and let you know that following government recomendations, there will be some changes to the openings of our five Barnsley Museums venues for a little while…
We wanted to keep you updated and let you know that following government recomendations, there will be some changes to the openings of our five Barnsley Museums venues for a little while…
We wanted to keep you updated and let you know that following government recomendations, there will be some changes to the openings of our five Barnsley Museums venues for a little while…
We wanted to keep you updated and let you know that following government recomendations, there will be some changes to the openings of our five Barnsley Museums venues for a little while…
We wanted to keep you updated and let you know that following government recomendations, there will be some changes to the openings of our five Barnsley Museums venues for a little while…
We wanted to keep you updated and let you know that following government recomendations, there will be some changes to the openings of our five Barnsley Museums venues for a little while…
Barnsley Museums are launching their first online film premier with a free showing of ‘Barnsley – A portrait of the town and its people’. The iconic film will be screened on Wednesday, 15 April at 7pm via their Facebook page @ExperienceBarnsley. Taking place as part of their wider digital programme, which will keep people connected and create communities while at home, it is a unique and heart-warming look at life in the town during the early 1960s.
Experience Barnsley
Hundreds of people around the world are pondering over a different kind of puzzle. A daily, digital dose of jigsaw fun inspired by an outstanding art collection from a gallery in South Yorkshire. People from near and far look forward to the daily challenge brought to them by the Cooper Gallery, an exciting art space in Barnsley. But it’s not just for fun…. a healthy competition has begun online with people sharing their quickest times. Museums as far away as Brazil have been encouraging their followers to get involved.
Cooper Gallery
An important manuscript tribute book relating to leading local figure Sir Walter Spencer-Stanhope (1827-1911) of Cannon Hall has been generously purchased by the Friends of Barnsley Archives and added to their outstanding collections. The book, which is now available to researchers, features tributes to Sir Walter and obituaries from newspapers all over the country offering a glimpse into his social standing as a highly regarded politician, campaigner and philanthropist.
Experience Barnsley
