If you’re visiting Tenby and feel the need to capture some of the beautiful scenery and buildings in paint or pencil, Tenby Museum now offers a small selection of artists’ materials – pencils, watercolour crayons, brushes, watercolour paints and drawing pads – just the thing to while away time and create that timeless masterpiece – so much more a memory that a photograph!
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As part of the AVIVA Community fund project Hear To See, based around audio descriptions of gems from the museum’s collection for the visually impaired, Tenby Museum present their tenth podcast which explores a highly polished Neolithic hand axe.
As part of our Hear To See project, featuring audio descriptions of objects from the museum's collection for the visually impaired, Tenby Museum explores a bronze sculpture of Icarus by Jonah Jones.
As part of our ongoing project Hear To See, an AVIVA Community Fund project where we present audio descriptions of gems from our collection for the visually impaired, Tenby Museum explores a Monk's Rock meat plate designed and made by Minton.
As part of the Forged in Wales exhibition, Tenby Museum curator Mark Lewis explores his top ten favourite Richard Burton films.
As part of our AVIVA funded project, Hear To see, featuring audio descriptions of items from our museum's collection, Tenby Museum presents the next podcast in the series, this time looking at a cap-a-pie suit of armour.
As part of our Hear To see project, podcasts for the visually impaired, Tenby Museum presents our next podcast on a portrait bust of the artist Augustus John by Fiore de Henriquez.
As part of the AVIVA Community fund project Hear To See, based around audio descriptions of gems form the museum's collection, Tenby Museum present their sixth podcast which explores a 19th century milestone, or roadside way-marker.
As part of our continuing Hear To See project, an AVIVA Community Fund project, Tenby Museum and Art Gallery present our fourth podcast on the figurehead of the wrecked French barque, the Bertrand du Guesclin.
As part of Tenby Museum's Hear To See project, funded by the AVIVA Community Fund, we are creating short podcasts to describe some of the gems from our collection for the visually impaired. In this, the third podcast as part of this project, we are looking at a Victorian high wheel bicycle, known as the Penny Farthing.
As part of our ongoing AVIVA Community Funded project, Hear To See, Tenby Museum is presenting concise podcasts for the visually impaired, based around objects in our collection. This podcast explores Denis Curry's sculpture of the Celtic Eagle.
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