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Make Your Mark: A Communal Artwork
We want you to put your art right onto a gallery wall!
Make Your Mark is a giant communal artwork made from tape, created by the people of Gloucester, together.
Join in from 25 Oct 2025
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Discovery Centre
A year-long archaeological project is underway revealing fascinating finds unearthed during city developments. Watch archaeologists at work, explore real discoveries, and take part in hands-on activities and events.
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Festive Fun Awaits
Discover creative workshops, seasonal trails and family activities to make your December magical. Explore everything in one place and start planning your visit now.
Our weekly Quiet Mornings offer a calmer museum experience, especially suited to visitors who prefer a more relaxed environment.
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Three brilliant Gloucester residents, three historic communities, three extraordinary portraits by renowned photographer Emilie Sandy.
Join local guide Jon Eeles for a Siege of Gloucester Civil War Tour starting here at the Museum of Gloucester.
Join our Medieval Mercenary Sir Miles for a fascinating visit underground to the Eastgate chamber. Find out all about its history including the myths and superstitions surrounding it…
A grown-up ghost tour through Gloucester’s hidden history Starts at Museum of Gloucester.
Explore careers in archaeology and heritage with Cotswold Archaeology and the Museum of Gloucester. This free, in-person workshop covers job roles, application tips, and ways to gain experience in the sector. Attendees are encouraged to bring a device to access job sites during the session.
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Along the way, you’ll hear ghostly tales, explore areas not usually open to the public, and discover the secrets that linger in the shadows of these ancient buildings.
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Plan your visit
Read useful information for planning your visit to Museum of Gloucester including up to date opening hours, details of our facilities and important accessibility information.
Venue hire
Spaces for hire, steeped in history. The Museum offers the perfect city centre location for your gathering; with fully equipped facilities and a dedicated team.
Donations
Find out how you can support the Museum so that we can continue to offer important education programmes and preserve our historical sites and collections for generations to come.
Two 19th-century clay pipes reflect personal identity and patriotism. One is linked to military service with the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, while the other features Irish nationalist symbols popular among immigrant communities in towns like Gloucester and Cheltenham.
A beloved Gloucester icon, the Black Dog, has been lovingly restored after decades of mystery, damage, and rediscovery. From its rooftop perch on Northgate Street to its recent conservation in 2024, this carved pup’s journey spans wars, craftsmanship, and community care. This post celebrates the dog’s rich history, its creator Arthur Levison, and the late Pieta Greaves, whose expert hands helped bring the Black Dog back to life.
The Museum of Gloucester is delighted to announce that it has been awarded significant funding from Arts Council England’s Museum Renewal Fund 2025-26.