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Unexpected Elegance: Female Fashion from the 1970s
The 1970s are often called ‘the decade that taste forgot’, but the dresses in this small exhibition show that this was far from true.
Natural Cheshire
An exciting new gallery exploring nature in Cheshire opens this summer.
Grosvenor Park Blog
Since 2007 archaeologists from Cheshire West and Chester’s Cultural Service, in partnership with Chester University, have run an annual training dig in Grosvenor Park Chester for the University’s 2nd year archaeology students. The dig aims to find out more about the area surrounding the Roman amphitheatre, to explore the past of the Park and to give students the important excavation experience they need to gain their degrees. Beneath the flower beds and grass of the Park lies evidence for how…
Right Here, Right Now: 21st-Century Art
The 21st century ‘comes of age’ in 2018. Arranged around the themes of people and animals, landscapes and buildings, still life, faith and abstraction, the exhibition celebrates the quality and diversity of art made since the year 2000.
Guided Walking Tours of Chester with the Guild of Chester Tour Guides
Your guide will lead you on a captivating journey through 2,000 years of history, taking in all the main sites along the way, including the Rows, Walls, River and the exterior of the Cathedral.
From Icon to Red Square: Paintings by Adrian Sumner, inspired by the art of Russia
The radical and prophetic art of the Russian Avant-Garde, filtered through Adrian’s unique way of contrasting and complimenting cultural references old and new.
Ha’penny Messages
The Ha’penny Messages are a special selection of postally used postcards of Northwich scenes, selected from the John Chesworth collection.
The Fabric of Industry: A Photographic Investigation of Industrial Materials
Professional photographer Derek Randall has created an exhibition highlighting the effects of producing salt on the Lion Salt Works itself.
Crafting the Woods
The mill is calling out to makers out there to create something to be part of our outdoor exhibition. Could you crochet a ladybird, felt a rabbit or turn a toadstool?
Craft and Chat
Meet like-minded crafters, learn a new skill, and enjoy a cup of tea in the relaxed setting of Weaver Hall Museum’s café.