Part of our regular programme of FREE (Tuesdays 12:30pm – 1:00pm) talks by our knowledgeable curators at the Yorkshire Museum. Want to find out more about the collections? There is no need to book, just come along for the opportunity to learn more from museum experts. FREE – Admission applies. No need to book.
The Lost Creature Competition launched to primary schools across York in the summer term and was judged in June 2015. Join us to find out about the amazing adaptations of animals on display in the Extinct Galleries and see how the winning design has been transformed into a life sized creature that lurks within the Museum!
York Castle Museum is housed in buildings originally built as prisons for both debtors and felons. Its most famous inmate was highwayman Dick Turpin, who spent his last days here before being executed in 1739 for horse theft. Meet York Prison’s hangman as he awaits Dick Turpin’s execution and tells the full story of the notorious highwayman.
A chance to handle a variety of animals with experienced staff from Animals In-Tuition; from insects and reptiles to fluffy cuddly mammals. 11am – 1pm 2pm – 4pm Free. Museum admission applies
York Castle Museum is housed in buildings originally built as prisons for both debtors and felons. Its most famous inmate was highwayman Dick Turpin, who spent his last days here before being executed in 1739 for horse theft. Meet York Prison’s hangman as he awaits Dick Turpin’s execution and tells the full story of the notorious highwayman.
The Lost Creature Competition launched to primary schools across York in the summer term and was judged in June 2015. Join us to find out about the amazing adaptations of animals on display in the Extinct Galleries and see how the winning design has been transformed into a life sized creature that lurks within the Museum!
York Castle Museum is housed in buildings originally built as prisons for both debtors and felons. Its most famous inmate was highwayman Dick Turpin, who spent his last days here before being executed in 1739 for horse theft. Meet York Prison’s hangman as he awaits Dick Turpin’s execution and tells the full story of the notorious highwayman.
This event is now fully booked A very special evening tour of York Art Gallery as part of Museums at Night. Uncover the Gallery’s secrets by torchlight. 5:30pm – 6:30pm 7pm – 8pm £5 per ticket, suitable for all ages. Gallery admission included in ticket price. Tickets are limited and booking is essential. To book a […]
A drop-in family art workshop, suitable for all. Take part in creative activities, led by artist Jo Walton. 11am – 1pm 2pm – 4pm
York Castle Museum is housed in buildings originally built as prisons for both debtors and felons. Its most famous inmate was highwayman Dick Turpin, who spent his last days here before being executed in 1739 for horse theft. Meet York Prison’s hangman as he awaits Dick Turpin’s execution and tells the full story of the notorious highwayman.
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