Events Calendar

Blake's Shingle Street collaboration with the band celebrated Suffolk landscapes and seascapes. Now he has widened his scope to encompass themes of elation, regret, nostalgia, sensuality and domestic mishap. There's a sense of passing time or ‘timefulness’ – of fading memories, missed chances and the coming of age - but his touch remains light throughout.

A booked workshop on leaf printing, led by a fabric artist. Learn about the process and create your own leaf printed art in the Dunwich Reading Room. This workshop is free and open to all ages. The printing process can get a bit messy, so please wear clothes you are alright with getting a bit dirty and/or bring an apron.
Book now by phone 01728 648796 or email at chronicles@dunwichmuseum.org.uk.

Make your own stamps and art in this artist led workshop. Free drop-in activity, all ages welcome!

An exhibition celebrating the conservation of previously unseen landscape watercolours and the digitization of the recently gifted photographs from the Docwra collection.

Do come along to the open day we are holding on Saturday 26 October.  You will be able to discover more about the future plans and next steps for this exciting project in your community. Tea and cake will be provided. We hope you can join us. 

Local artist, Julian Perry, will be discussing the long history of artists inspired by Suffolk’s eroding coast. The talk will accompany our Landscape Exhibition in the Dunwich Reading Room.

Try your hand at wet wool felting! Artist led activity, fun for all ages, no needles involved. Come in clothes you don’t mind getting a bit dirty.

Carve turnips & pumpkins and decorate halloween themed biscuits in the Reading Room.

Dress up in your Halloween gear and join us for a spooky tour of Dunwich. Ghost stories, history, and Halloween fun!