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A view from behind of several primary school aged children in a school session, showing their heads, shoulders and raised hands. They are dressed as Anglo Saxons and wearing paper helmets. A view from behind of several primary school aged children in a school session, showing their heads, shoulders and raised hands. They are dressed as Anglo Saxons and wearing paper helmets.

© Andy Brown

© Andy Brown

Museums are powered by curiosity. 

From our littlest visitors to lifelong culture and heritage lovers, everyone can find insight and inspiration in the city’s collections and the stories they tell.

In the links below you can explore the different ways you can grow your knowledge, develop your skills and make new connections to the world around you.

 

Seven smiling primary school aged children taking part in a school session. They are dressed as Anglo Saxons and wearing brightly coloured tunics and paper helmets which they have made in the session.
Schools

Info on our workshops, teacher-led visits and how to book your trip

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A pair of hands arranging material in a collage, including a map, a photograph of a skyscape and an image of a historic statue.
Colleges & Universities

How we welcome Further & Higher Education groups

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Three primary school aged children looking at a small animal tank, one has their hands over their mouth, looking surprised.
Families

There are lots of ways to families to get the most from their museums

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A close up of someone doing a watercolour painting for two figures.
Adults

Opportunities, events and online resources

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A group of adults talking, the one facing the camera is smiling.
Communities

How we work together with our communities

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A close up of a tote bag being block-printed with a design containing stars, eyes and safety pins.
Young People

Creative ways to get involved with your museums

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