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Winter 2026 Events

10 December 2025

In January, we’ll present an immersive promenade performance of a new play by Raymond Friel. The Science of Guilt is inspired by real early Victorian crime cases; however, the verdict is up to you! In February, we’ll host our rescheduled Lunch time Talk on Gonorrhoea, as well as the next instalment of Dissecting the Author. This time we’ll be join…

Christmas Closure

1 December 2025

The museum will be closed from 5pm on Tuesday the 23rd of December 2025 and will reopen at 10am on Monday the 5th of January 2026.

Our Autumn Events Are Live

18 September 2025

Our Autumn Events programme has launched. We’ve got a fantastic line up of events to take us through to the end of the year. In October we will be joined by author, historian, and bereavement counsellor Molly Conisbee for our latest Dissecting the Author. be joined by Molly Conisbee for Dissecting the Author. Looking to learn some lifesaving skills…

We are not participating in Doors Open Day

5 September 2025

We will not be participating in Doors Open Day on the 27ths and 28th of September.The museum will be open as normal from 10am-5pm on those days and standard admission fees will still apply.You can view the full Doors Open Day Programme on their website.

Summer Events Launch

19 June 2025

We have a couple of in person talks coming up over the summer months. Our Senior Research Fellow Professor Ken Donaldson will discuss the human microbiome. We are also delighted to welcome Jackie Sutherland for a talk about her father Captain Jack Ennis -a pathologist in the Indian Medical Service who was interned in Singapore from 1942-1945. Jack…

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