What's On
Barnsley Museums What's Guide July-September
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Find out more about our fantastic events, exhibitions, talks and tours!
Cannon Hall Museum, Park and Gardens
The De Morgan Collection at Cannon Hall Exhibition
On display at Cannon Hall Museum is a hand-picked selection of artworks from the De Morgan Collection. It is an unparalleled collection of work by the late 19th and early 20th century ceramicist William De Morgan and his artist wife Evelyn Pickering De Morgan.
The Cooper Gallery
Seascapes and Riverviews
A brand new and breathtaking display of artworks from the fine art collection at Cooper Gallery. From a dramatic hurricane by Eugene Isabey to a delicate view of the Tigris by David Muirhead Bone, enjoy being swept away or simply glide through more of Barnsley’s excellent art.
Experience Barnsley Museum and Discovery Centre
Barnsley Serves the World: Stories from the Slazenger’s Factory
Barnsley Museums will be serving up a treat with this celebration of all things Slazenger. At the world famous factory, found right here in Barnsley, brilliant balls were made, later travelling to all the top tournaments, right across the world!
The Cooper Gallery
Penny’s Sculpture Quest
See Barnsley Town Centre as never before with this free trail. Aimed at little legs and enquiring minds - it takes you around some of the amazing public art on display in Barnsley.
Experience Barnsley
Barnsley Serves the World: Stories from the Slazenger Factory
Barnsley Museums is serving up a treat with this celebration of all things Slazenger.
Cannon Hall Museum, Park and Gardens
When Spencer met Stanhope: Family Portraits at Cannon Hall Museum Exhibition
Cannon Hall was the home of the Spencer Stanhopes from the 17th century until the 1950's. For the first time, portraits of the family are on display, making connections between the different members of this fascinating extended family.
Cooper Gallery
Sketchbook Circle
Relaxed drawing sessions for adults. Whether you already draw regularly or are an absolute beginner, come and enjoy the meditative nature of drawing and support your well-being with creativity in the company of others. Gentle guidance on hand.
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Cooper Gallery
Catherine Mawer Queen of the Stone Age
Catherine Mawer (1803–1877) was a master sculptor and stone mason based in Leeds in the 19th century. As a woman working in a male-dominated profession, she was highly unusual for her time.
Worsbrough Mill and Country Park
Worsbrough Mill - Nature Multisensory Trail
Explore our gorgeous Country Park at Worsbrough Mill as you never have before with our multisensory trail. Listen to the sound of the rushing water, make your own nature book and see nature close up with our magnifying posts.