Dancing into Elemental Art
Sat Mar 29
A weekend of creative movement and art inspired by a walk around Lewesdon Hill, a local hill fort. All welcome, no experience necessary.
10.00 – 5.00 on Saturday. 9.30 – 4.30 on Sunday.
£110.00 for the weekend – non residential.
Dancing into Elemental Art
Sun Mar 30
A weekend of creative movement and art inspired by a walk around Lewesdon Hill, a local hill fort. All welcome, no experience necessary.
10.00 – 5.00 on Saturday. 9.30 – 4.30 on Sunday.
£110.00 for the weekend – non residential.
Schools Exhibition, Dorset County Museum
Mon Mar 31 @10:00AM - 17:00
Pupils from Thomas Hardye School have been working with Dorset based photographer Richard Jefferey to explore changes in the local area through the medium of rephotography. The exhibition has been created and curated by the students.
Open Monday - Saturday 10.00 - 5.00
Adults £5.85, Children and students £3.60, Under 5s FREE
Adult Gift Aid Entry £6.50 (includes free admission for up to 2 children under 16)Landscape panoramic photographs re photographed
Tue Apr 01 @10:00AM - 17:00
Photographer Richard Jeffery has visited an rephotographed a number of views of the local area which are illustrated through photographs in the museum's collection.
Open Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Bank Holidays 10.30 - 1.00, Sunday 2.00 - 4.00
Adults £2.00, students over 16 £1.00, Children FREESchools Exhibition, Lyme Regis Museum
Tue Apr 01 @10:00AM -
Pupils from Woodroffe School have been working with Dorset based photographer Richard Jefferey to explore changes in the local area through the medium of rephotography. The exhibition has been created and curated by the students.
Open Monday to Saturday 10.00 - 5.00, Sunday 11.00 - 5.00
Adults £3.96, Senior Citizens £3.45, Children and students FREELandscape panoramic photographs rephotographed, Beaminster Museum
Tue Apr 01 @10:30AM - 13:00
Photographer Richard Jeffery has visited and rephotographed a number of views of the local area which are illustrated through photographs in the museum's collection.
Open Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Bank Holidays 10.30 - 1.00, Sunday 2.00 - 4.00
Adults £2.00, students over 16 £1.00, Children FREE
Lyme Landscape: Outstanding in Natural Beauty exhibition
Wed Apr 02 @10:00AM - 17:00
An exhibition celebrating Lim Valley landscapes and seascapes. Artworks, not normally on display, in a variety of media from the Museum's collection will be shown, together with some modern works loaned by local artists, covering a period from the late 18th Century to the present day.
Open Monday to Saturday 10.00 - 5.00, Sunday 11.00 - 5.00
Adults £3.96, Senior Citizens £3.45, Children and students FREEHave a go at carving a local landmark in stone with Val Quinn
Wed Apr 02 @10:00AM - 00:00
A short 2hr session to create a relief carving in local Purbeck stone, using the local area as inspiration, natural or man-made features.
£30 including stone, tools and refreshment. Call Burngate to book: 01929 438405
Also runs on the 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th April and 7th May.
Landscape panoramic photographs rephotographed, Beaminster Museum
Wed Apr 02 @10:30AM - 13:00
Photographer Richard Jeffery has visited and rephotographed a number of views of the local area which are illustrated through photographs in the museum's collection.
Open Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Bank Holidays 10.30 - 1.00, Sunday 2.00 - 4.00
Adults £2.00, students over 16 £1.00, Children FREE
Our Changing Landscape: The Great Landslip of 1839. Talk by Professor Chris Paul
Wed Apr 02 @ 2:30PM -
The Bindon Landslide took place over Christmas 1839 and attracted numerous sightseers in 1840. It is perhaps the most famous British landslide because it was investigated by two famous geologists, William Buckland and William Conybeare, as well as a surveyor, William Dawson and Buckland’s wife Mary, a gifted artist. For the first time detailed information about a landslide was accurately recorded and illustrated. Buckland’s and Conybeare’s interpretation of the mechanism for the landslide is still valid today. Event organised by Lyme Regis Museum.
FREE entry
