What's on
Something for everyone at Bailiffgate
There is plenty for all ages to see and do at Bailiffgate. Two floors of permanent exhibits illustrate the fascinating 10,000 year history of Alnwick and District. In addition there is a third Gallery floor. The following Exhibitions and Events will take place there during the year. You can click on the button below each picture to see more details.
Entry to the main Gallery exhibition and any other pop-up exhibitions is always free with museum entry. You do not need to reserve a place at any of these. If you become a museum Friend, then you and your family can also come in free for a whole year. See Details,
Award-winning international artist, Jose Snook, with her new exhibition In Memoriam. Resurrection highlights the causes of species loss. Imposters explores the replacement of lost species with artificial replicas.
Marion and Angela, textile artists from Northumberland showcase a wide variety of creative techniques: free machine and hand embroidery, applique, dying, flower pounding, and collage embellishing
New In. One of many excellent childrens` and adult titles in our museum shop. Available when you visit or online. Pleasure and stimulation for the minds of all ages.
Free Zoom Talk :Tuesday 7th Dec 7.30pm “Crossing the Border” - David Welsh .
How England-Scotland migration had dramatic effects on the lives of families
Children always love searching for our museum mice. Every child under 12 receives a free "Mouse Hunter" pack when they arrive,including a pencil, pictures to colour and stickers, . See our blog of their birth.
Don't forget that there is always lots to look at, 24 x7 on our Bailiffgate Collections website. This includes hundreds of wonderful photographs, local history and much more.
Ian Patience studies and paints the rocks that underlie some of Northumberland’s most magnificent landscapes.His powerful paintings invite us to go adventuring with him......
There are loads of fascinating personal videos to be seen on the Bailiffgate TV website. Stories from the lockdown and from Alnwick past.