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New Opening Hours for Barnsley Archives and Local Studies
Barnsley Archives and Local Studies, based in Barnsley Town Hall and part of Barnsley Museums, have new opening times.
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Spring into Action at Barnsley Museums
It’s set to be a fantastic spring bank break at Barnsley Museums, with an amazing range of free family activities taking place over the half-term week.
Barnsley Archives and Local Studies Service achieves national accreditation for the second time.
Barnsley Archives and Local Studies Service, the custodian of the borough's documentary heritage, has been awarded the prestigious Archive Service Accreditation for the second time by the National Archives.
Bring your piece of treasure and share your stories of Barnsley.
Barnsley Council are on a mission to find out what culture means to the people of the borough.
Barnsley Museums and Heritage Doncaster Receive Funding to Support Community Wellbeing through Arts and Heritage
A joint project by Barnsley Museums and Heritage Doncaster offering free arts and heritage activities for older people who are lonely or isolated in both boroughs, with a particular focus on the Dearne Valley, has received generous funding from the Association of Independent Museums Connected Communities fund.
Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the Channel Tunnel opening and the Book ‘The Tunnel/Le Tunnel’ by Brian Wildsmith.
Barnsley Museums showcases the work of the acclaimed children's book illustrator, artist and author and his tribute to the engineering marvel that is the Channel Tunnel.
Storying Barnsley wants to hear from you
The CDF Storying Barnsley team want to find out what Barnsley’s creative sector would like to see on offer as training and further development.
Barnsley Museums and Heritage Trust Seeks New Trustees
Join the charitable arm of Barnsley Museums and help shape its future.
Barnsley partnership shortlisted for Northern Cultural Education Award
The partnership between Fusion, Barnsley’s Local Cultural and Education Partnership and the Eldon Street High Street Action Zone (HSHAZ) has been recognised for its important work to improve access to arts, culture and creativity for local children and young people.