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Our 2021 Winter Events Programme Has Launched!

16 December 2020

As 2020 finally draws to a close, we have started looking forward to 2021. While we still can't hold live events in the museum we can continue on with our online events. To kickstart 2021 we have a 3 part talk series on poison which will be delivered by our Curator, Louise Wilkie, as well as a new 2 week course delivered by our Human Remains Conse…

We're still open!

8 October 2020

Following the announcement made by the Scottish Government on the 7th of October we would like to confirm that we are still open.We will be open as 7 days a week, from 10am-5pm as usual. Things you need to know before you visit: Visitors can make a reservation to visit. Reservations are free to make and tickets can be purchased on arrival. Tick…

Free Online Workshops For Schools

8 September 2020

We understand taking your class on trips may not be possible right now. Therefore, the Learning Team at Surgeons’ Hall Museums are pleased to offer a free live online version of their History of Medicine (Secondary) and Surgery in the Past (Primary) workshops. You can find out more on our learning page.If you would like to make an enquiry about bri…

Our Events Programme is Back!

7 September 2020

It's been a while, but we are excited to announce the return of our events programme. We're taking our events online. We've got online workshops, a new course from our Human Remains Conservator, and our brand new "Surgeons' Hall Museums On Demand" series which allows you to watch our talks at a time that suits you.We are also introducing a new talk…

COVID-19 Visitor Information

7 August 2020

The museum reopened on the 15th of July. We have a number of measures in place to ensure the museum is a safe and enjoyable space for visitors and staff. In order to keep our staff and visitors safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, we have introduced several safety measures. Things you need to know before you visit: Visitors can make a reservatio…

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