Come and enjoy some festive treats and pick up some great gifts from our shop at Broadway's late night Christmas shopping night on 7th December. The shop will be open until 7pm and there will be mulled cider and mince pies available for you while you browse. We currently still [...]
Trains made a welcome return to Broadway this year and to mark this event our museum shop is now selling steam railway merchandise. Mugs and calendars are among the items for sale featuring the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway. Public train services returned to Broadway on Good Friday (30th March) this year after an absence of [...]
The Broadway Museum and Art Gallery's resident artist Doug Eyre has been working on a painting depicting an important engagements that involved HMS Broadway, a Destroyer of the Town Class that was part of the Royal Navy’s fleet in the Second World War. A bell that once belonged to the ship has recently been returned by the [...]
Spiders, pumpkins and a resting skeleton have joined the art works and exhibits at the Broadway Museum and Art Gallery this half-term holiday for the children’s Halloween trail. Skeleton takes a rest at the Broadway Museum & Art Gallery Ella Pickard from Twyford, Berkshire searching for spiders in the Introduction Room [...]
The popular Micro-Sculptures: In the Eye of a Needle exhibition, featuring the work of Dr. Willard Wigan, has been extended until 19th December 2018. The exhibition is a joint collaboration between the museum and Broadway Luxury, a neighbouring showroom. The real Broadway Tower framed by Willard Wigan Broadway Luxury also has two of [...]
We would like you to meet the newest member of Broadway Museum and Art Gallery’s team, Operations Assistant, Kathryn Jackson. She has a degree in archaeology and a masters specialising in human remains and is keen to use this expertise to expand the exhibits we have at the museum. Her appointment means that the museum [...]
Over 50 people attended the launch last month of Broadway Museum and Art Gallery's latest exhibition, Making an Impression. This features print works by Impressionist artists which have been loaned by the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. Exhibition curator Katherine Wodehouse joined the guests at the launch who comprised Friends, Benefactors, Volunteers and supporters from the Ashmolean Museum. [...]
We had a lovely email from some visitors to the museum who wished to share their experience with us: " This photo was taken on Wednesday 11th July which was a chance visit whilst on a coach trip which did not allow enough time to see the exhibition, hence why we returned to see it. [...]
Winners of the Children’s Art and Poetry Competition The judges were very impressed by the high standard of all the entries to the Art and Poetry Competition inspired by the Hiroshige Exhibition at Broadway Museum and Art Gallery. The progression of skills could be seen across the age groups. The judges looked for originality, an [...]
Following the installation of Hiroshige’s Japan: Views of Mount Fuji during the day on Thursday 22nd February, curator Clare Pollard’s talk on the exhibition in the evening was very well attended and very well received, a successful start to this year’s events and a tribute to Clare who was struggling with a sore throat that [...]
