In light of the current government advice in relation to the Coronavirus, we have taken the difficult decision to close the Museum until further notice. This is in the interests of public health and the well being of our staff and volunteers.
Rest assured that activities behind the scenes will continue, to make sure that the Museum is in a good position when it reopens.
We are providing digital versions of exhibitions that are scheduled during this period, please see below.
Latest Exhibitions at Nantwich Museum
Personal Voices by Breakaway Textile Group – 11 March to 9 May 2020
This exhibition celebrates the creative textile work of The Breakaway Textile group. It showcases their own personal styles and inspiration to produce an exciting range of work.
To see the online version of this exhibition, please click here.
Endangered & Extinct – 13 May 2020 to 11 July 2020
Val Hunt retrieves everyday things we throw away and presents them in a new and fascinating dimension.
To see the online version of this exhibition, please click here.
40 Years of Nantwich Museum – 15 July to 12 September 2020
Our annual Summer Exhibition showcases some of the highlights of our first 40 year.
Cheese Making Demonstrations – 5 September and Sunday 6 September 2020
A special event as part of Nantwich Food Festival.
2020 Nantwich Camera Club Photographic Exhibition – 16 September to 24 October 2020
The annual exhibition by Nantwich Camera Club.
A Celebration of Stitch – 28 October to 12 December 2020
Embroidery and textile arts by Connected Threads.
Neo-Renaissance – 15 December to 6 March 2021
Art exhibition by local artist Mark Sheeky.
Please note that the Millennium Gallery is a multi-functional room and is occasionally used for talks and meetings. If you are coming specifically to visit a temporary exhibition, please check with the museum beforehand that the Millennium Gallery will be available when you plan to visit.
Nantwich Museum welcomes applications from people and groups to stage exhibitions. Contact us on enquiries@nantwichmuseum.org.uk or telephone 01270 627104 for more information.