All Events
In addition to the permanent exhibition in the main hall, Emsworth Museum holds temporary exhibitions in the David Rudkin Room throughout the season (April to October). Talks are organized out of season. Guided walks on the History of Emsworth occur during the summer.
Exhibitions . Talks . Walks
Please note, for all talks you must book a ticket in advance to be sure of entry. Tickets are available for £5 each cash only and only from Bookends, 7 High Street, Emsworth, PO10 7AQ. Seats are unreserved. Exhibitions are free but donations are welcome.
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Exhibition – Fresh Perspectives
See some of the objects in our permanent collection through the eyes of LIFTOFF students. LIFTOff is a unique collaboration between Park Community School, Havant, Bishop Luffa School, Chichester, and…
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Talk – Steve Rogers: The War Graves Photographic Project
The War Graves Photographic Project have undertaken the immense task of recording, archiving and making available to the descendants, images of the graves or memorial listings of every service casualty…
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Talk – Nigel Gossop: Untangling Christmas or a Load of Old Baubles
A look at some of the stories behind the many curious traditions that go towards making our Christmases so memorable. This entertaining seasonal talk will provide answers to questions about…
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Talk – Field Marshal The Lord Richards of Herstmonceux, GCB. CBE. DSO.DL
Field Marshal Richards is one of the best-known British generals of modern times. He retired in 2013 after over forty years of service in the British Army and a career…
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Talk – Peter Gregory: Behind the Scenes at The Chelsea Flower Show
Peter is Emeritus Professor of Global Food Security at the University of Reading. He is a soil scientist by profession with over 40 years of experience of research in soils,…
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Talk – Dr Richard Jones: Art and the Heart
This beautifully illustrated talk from distinguished Consultant Cardiologist, Dr Richard Jones FRCP. was originally developed to educate medical students and doctors but has been thoughtfully adapted for a non-medical audience….
