Exhibitions
Exhibitions
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Ancient Egypt
Permanent display
From pharaohs and pyramids to mummies and myths, explore the wonders of Ancient Egypt in our brand-new gallery at Weston Park Museum.
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Beneath Your Feet: Cyprus - Island of Copper
Saturday 17 March 2018 to Sunday 19 July 2020
This display explores the fascinating archaeology of Cyrus, showcasing nearly 70 ancient Cypriot artefacts
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Proud! Telling LGBT+ stories in Sheffield
Tuesday 1 October 2019 to Friday 31 July 2020
A display co-curated by LGBT+ people living in Sheffield to explore the city’s LGBT+ history and contemporary life.
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What on Earth!
Permanent display
Explore the brand new additions joining Spike the Woolly Rhino and co. in the museum’s natural science showcase.
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What on Earth: Sorby Natural History Society Centenary Display
Monday 19 March 2018 to Thursday 31 October 2019
The Sorby display has been developed in conjunction with Sorby Natural History Society, to celebrate their centenary.
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Picturing Sheffield
Permanent display
Discover a brand new art gallery for the museum packed with local scenes and views of Sheffield from the past 250 years.
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Beneath Your Feet
Permanent display
Unearth the remarkable stories behind the stars of the city’s collection in our new archaeology gallery.
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Sheffield Life and Times
Permanent display
Discover some of Sheffield's fascinating stories, told from the point of view of people who’ve lived here
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Sheffield Life & Times: Coming Home
Saturday 23 September 2017 to Saturday 31 August 2019
A new installation created in partnership with Ben’s Centre for Vulnerable People (Sheffield), exploring the work of the centre and the experiences of the people who use it.
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Sheffield Life & Times: Lloyd Stewart
Saturday 2 March 2019 to Sunday 7 March 2021
This display showcases Sheffield bodybuilder Lloyd Stewart’s achievements through photographs, trophies, programmes, personal items from his archive, and a film about natural bodybuilding.
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Joe Scarborough, Sheffield Through the Ages
Permanent display
Spanning an incredible 30 feet, this Joe Scarborough work took six years to complete and celebrates many familiar city sites, from the Tinsley Towers to the Town Hall.