What's On
Barnsley Museums Jan - April What's on 2024
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We have lots of free exhibitions, events, activities and workshops happening at our five museums this winter. We look forward to welcoming you!
Family Activities
With bushcrafts, storytelling, shadow puppets and more – discover new skills and creative ideas from our online family learning sessions.
Wentworth Castle Gardens
Sensory Trail at Wentworth Castle Gardens
Experience the garden anew with this sensory trail designed for people, of all abilities, to use their senses in both familiar and unusual ways.
The Cooper Gallery
Relaxed Openings in 2024
Come along to our relaxed openings, which are designed for visitors who would prefer a quieter experience in the gallery.
Experience Barnsley
Relaxed Openings 2024
Come along to our relaxed openings, which are designed for visitors who would prefer a quieter experience in the museum.
Experience Barnsley
Barnsley Archives and Local Studies
Relaxed opening, Behind the scenes and Family History Surgeries.
Worsbrough Mill
Multisensory Trail
Explore our gorgeous green spaces as you never have before using all of your senses.
Cannon Hall
Andy Dunkley: “A Life Imitating Art”
See an outstanding display of photography of artworks, artists, exhibitions, art installations and architecture taken by a local artist photographer Andy Dunkley during his illustrious career.
Cannon Hall
Cannon Hall Multisensory Trail 2024
Explore our gorgeous green space as you never have before using all of your senses.
Experience Barnsley
Teeny Time Travellers Club - April & May 2024
The Teeny Time Travellers Club is an interactive session at Experience Barnsley for under-fives and their grown-ups! Held on Fridays during term time, our little adventurers have the chance to play, explore, make, share stories and sing.
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Experience Barnsley & Cooper Gallery
The World of Brian Wildsmith
World-renowned children’s book author and illustrator Brian Wildsmith will be celebrated through two new exhibitions at The Cooper Gallery and Experience Barnsley Museum.