Upcoming Events
Northwich in Stitch
An exhibition of textile and mixed media work by the Breakaway group, inspired by items in the museum collection, local waterways, structures and the Northwich Union Workhouse which once occupied the museum building.
Find out more »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.
Find out more »Make your own Shield
10am-4pm, Prepare yourself for battle and make a shield to take home.
Find out more »Paint a Masterpiece
10am-4pm, drop-in. £1.80 per child. Picasso, Lowry, Monet. Just three great Artists. Are you one too? Come and find out. Produce your own masterpiece to exhibit at home.
Find out more »Roman Clay Pots
10am-4pm, drop-in. £1.80 per child. What did the Romans do for us? Well, Roman pots for one! See some 2,000 year old pottery in the museum then make your own pot.
Find out more »Clay Tiles
10am-4pm, drop-in. £1.80 per child. Make a decorative clay tile to take home.
Find out more »Teddy Bears Picnic
Bring your own picnic and join us for a fun filled afternoon of storytelling and crafts, suitable for early years.
Find out more »Build your own Historic Site
10am-4pm, drop-in. £1.80 per child. Stonehenge, the Pyramids or the Lion Salt Works! Build a model of your favourite historical site.
Find out more »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.
Find out more »Film: Suffragette
Free, but booking essential on 01606 271640. In early 20th-century Britain, the growing suffragette movement changes forever the life of working wife and mother Maud Watts.
Find out more »Heritage Open Days
Free. Weaver Hall Museum is housed in the old Northwich Union Workhouse, a grade II listed building dating from 1837-39.
Find out more »Who Stayed at Tatton Park?
Join Corey Estensen for an examination of the visitors’ book from 1884-1909, when guests to the mansion left behind their signatures, sketches and ephemera.
Find out more »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.
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