Come along and join us for history, crafts, gardening, games and more!
As a part of the events surrounding our pilgrimage exhibition, Dunwich Museum will be leading a secular pilgrimage walk from St Peters Church in Westleton to St James Church in Dunwich, making our way across the beautiful heath land and following the old Roman Road to Dunwich. A light lunch will be set out in Dunwich St James Church to welcome our walkers at the end of the pilgrimage. Everyone and well-behaved dogs welcome.
A small exhibit featuring local artists. Visit the show to enjoy the art and find a new treasure.
We still have space! Artists are invited to exhibit or sell their work in our show.
Submit sample jpgs of your work to chronicles@dunwichmuseum.org.uk by July 20th.
Discover geology in the walls of Greyfriars, the Leper Chapel, and St James's Church.
A Geological Society of Norfolk event for GeoWeek2023 with Dr Ruth Siddall and Tim Holt-Wilson in partnership with Dunwich Museum.
The old walls of Dunwich are rich in local flint and exotic stone types, imported by sea or casually arriving as glacial boulders and ship's ballast.
This day event will include an introduction to the geology of rock types - exotic and local - followed by an outing to look at the walls.
SATURDAY JUNE 3RD
This event is free of charge but booking is essential via:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-stones-of-dunwich-tickets-565436805707
For more information see the Eventbrite link or contact timholtwilson@gmail.com
Look at local geology and plants. Create your own art at Dunwich and Greyfriars Friary.
The workshop day includes a short presentation, looking under microscopes, and creating mixed-media art.
No experience is needed, suitable for ages 5+.
SATURDAY JUNE 10th - 10.30am to 2.45pm
Other dates:
Saturday, July 15th
Thursday, August 10th
Saturday, August 12th
Wednesday, August 16th
Free of charge, donations are welcome!
Email to find out more or book a place: artbranches@icloud.com
A time travel play with songs that link our climate change future with the city that drowned a thousand years ago, Britain's own Atlantis.
SATURDAY JUNE 10TH - 7.30pm in the Dunwich Reading Room
Donations of £10 cash or card reader include a drink
Card bookings 01728 648796 or on the door proceeds in aid of Dunwich Museum
Come check out local crafts, collectables, and bric-a-brac for sale!
SATURDAY JULY 1ST - 11am to 5pm in the Reading Room and Field
Refreshments will be available all day in the Reading Room.
If you are interested in having a table at the sale, please email chronicles@dunwichmuseum.org.uk to find out more and book a spot.
We walked through Greyfriars Woods to learn about the variety of plants and wildlife to be found in Dunwich in autumn. We collected leaves, seeds, feathers and chestnuts to make wreaths and other crafts. We also spotted a variety of fungi growing. Thinking about harvest time, we were shown some antique farming tools such as scythes, sickles, pitch forks and seed drills, and had a go at using them ourselves!