What's On
Barnsley Museums What's on Guide Autumn 2022
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Find out more about our fantastic events, exhibitions, talks and tours!
A cracking Christmas at Barnsley Museums 2022
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Treat yourself to exciting exhibitions, wonderful art, spectacular events, shopping, tasty food and much more this Christmas
Cannon Hall Museum, Park & Gardens
Cannon Hall - Multisensory Trail
Explore the beautiful gardens of Cannon Hall as you never have before with our multisensory trail.
Experience Barnsley: Museum & Discovery Centre
Tut' 22: The life of Tutankhamun
With this year marking the centenary of the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamen in 1922, Barnsley is set to celebrate with a unique exhibition.
Barnsley Museums Gallery @ The Glass Works
Brick by Brick
Brick by Brick is a touring exhibition from 20-21 Visual Arts Centre. This free exhibition includes work by international artists, designers and photographers who use LEGO® bricks as their medium
Cannon Hall Museum, Park & Gardens
Tour of the De Morgan Museum
Explore themes of feminism, pacifism, invention and innovation in the artworks of William and Evelyn De Morgan with our expert guides.
Experience Barnsley
The Teeny Time Travellers
Step though a time machine, take part in a quest in the museum, play, sing, make, eat a snack and listen to a story in our action packed weekly sessions for children under 5 and their grown ups.
Elsecar Heritage Centre
Antiques Fair at Elsecar
Discover some hidden gems and a wide variety of antiques and collectables and this popular event.
The Glass Works
Chromatic Woodlands
Chromatic Woodland is a wildlife themed takeover of the Glassworks digital space offering up an array of digital creations and related activities.
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Barnsley Museums Digital Space @ The Glass Works & The Cooper Gallery
Brains in a Dish
Brains in a Dish brings exciting, immersive art and science installations to Barnsley Museums’ Digital Space @ The Glass Works and to The Cooper Gallery.
Saddler room, Cooper Gallery
Kate Sully: The Art of Disconnection
Sheffield based artist Kate Sully has worked with Dr Simon Bell, Sheffield Institute for Translational Neuroscience, and with patient and support groups for people with dementia.