Beneath Our Feet – Treasure & Portable Antiquities from South Pembrokeshire relating to Medieval Trade
On the 15th of May at 7pm Tenby Museum & Art Gallery Presents Saving Treasures; Telling Stories is an HLF funded project which is acquiring archaeological objects for local and national collections, providing training for heritage professionals and volunteers and engaging local communities with their pasts through the funding of community archaeology projects led by local […]
Volunteer Open day
Interested in becoming a volunteer at Tenby Museum & Art Gallery? Come along to our open day on the 2nd of May from 10.30am until 12pm. Get the chance to have a natter over tea, coffee and of course a few biscuits with the friendly Museums staff, current volunteers and trustees. We have lots of […]
OLD & NEW WORK – THE JOURNEY By OLIVIA ARGENT
Tenby Museum and Art Gallery are very happy to be welcoming back Artist Olivia Argent. Her previous exhibitions have included “Knowing the dancer from the dance” and “Dancing into the spotlight”. Tenby Museum will be the first to see Olivia’s latest work which will feature a diverse selection showcasing 32 pieces of dance inspired canvases. […]
Rascal the Easter Bunny
Hippity Hoppity Hop!!! Rascal is back to Bop! Come and meet Rascal the Easter Bunny on the 19th of April at 3.30pm. Meet at Tenby Museum and follow Rascal up Castle hill to Celebrate spring with the real Easter Bunny. 30 minutes of fun and laughter; -Meet, greet and introduce -Bunny hopping race -Bunny dance […]
A Tragedy at Loveston
As part of its regular series of talks about local history and natural events Tenby Museum and Art Gallery welcomed David Llewellyn, archivist with a keen interest in the local mining history, to give a talk on Loveston Colliery disaster. The event was extremely well attended and took place on the 15th of March. Many […]
A Tragedy at Loveston: Fascinating talk by David Llewellyn
As part of its continuing series of talks on local history, Tenby Museum once again welcomed David Llewellyn, an archivist with a keen interest in the history of local mining, to give a talk on the Loveston Colliery disaster of 1936. Many knew of the tragic events that took place at Landshipping in 1844 but […]
100% Tenby
The current exhibition at Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, rightly entitled “100% Tenby” is a little different from usual. It is, said Trustee Kathy Talbot, a ‘cornucopia of Tenby’ – Jan Regmortel who has a great love of Tenby and lived here as a child, has, over 25 years, collected paintings of Tenby and has […]
Review of Greenwich Meantime & Navigation at sea- A talk with Mick Brown
Mick Brown gave a fascinating talk last night at Tenby Museum on the history of navigation. He started the talk by discussing how animals navigate in comparison to humans before examining in more detail the history of maritime navigation. This, he illustrated, was all based around the accuracy of coordinates, namely working out the latitude […]
100% Tenby -New Art Exhibition Open’s 9th March
Works from the collection of Jan Regemortel. The Exhibition will be running in the Gallery at Tenby Museum from Saturday 9th of March until Sunday 7th of April. Official opening 9th March 2-4pm. This latest Exhibition features Jan’s generous collection, which features Tenby Town. Jan was born in Belle Vue Chambers, the top flat above […]
Art Exhibition Official Opening ‘Drawings and Paintings’ Pamela Burns & David Field
On Saturday the 2nd of February we will be opening a new Exhibition ‘Drawings and Paintings’ From Pamela Burns and David Field At Tenby Museum & Art Gallery. The official opening will be from 2pm-4pm on the Saturday and the exhibition will be displayed in our gallery until the 2nd of March. Pamela Burns was […]
