What's on at Senhouse Roman Museum 2019
Monday 18th February, 10am - 1pm
The Serpent Stone: Between Two Worlds Festival
Creative writing with Angela Locke.
Angela Locke is a widely published author, poet and creative writing tutor, living and working in the beautiful lakes and mountains of the Lake District. As a writing tutor Angela leads creative writing workshops across Cumbria and the wider UK. This series of writing workshops are part of the Serpent Stone: Between Two Worlds Festival, and participants will have an opportunity to create work inspired by the Museum's collections. Suitable for all abilities including complete beginners.
FREE but must be booked in advance.
Wednesday 20th February, 2 - 4pm
Family craft drop-in
Museum visitors can make and take-away their own Iron Age roundhouse using recycled materials.
Wednesday 27th February, 7.30pm
Maryport and District Natural History Society talk
Mountain Gorillas in Uganda - Christine Slater
Monday 4th March, 10am - 1pm
The Serpent Stone: Between Two Worlds Festival
Creative writing with Angela Locke.
Angela Locke is a widely published author, poet and creative writing tutor, living and working in the beautiful lakes and mountains of the Lake District. As a writing tutor Angela leads creative writing workshops across Cumbria and the wider UK. This series of writing workshops are part of the Serpent Stone: Between Two Worlds Festival, and participants will have an opportunity to create work inspired by the Museum's collections. Suitable for all abilities including complete beginners.
FREE but must be booked in advance.
Monday 18th March, 10am - 1pm
The Serpent Stone: Between Two Worlds Festival
Creative writing with Angela Locke.
Angela Locke is a widely published author, poet and creative writing tutor, living and working in the beautiful lakes and mountains of the Lake District. As a writing tutor Angela leads creative writing workshops across Cumbria and the wider UK. This series of writing workshops are part of the Serpent Stone: Between Two Worlds Festival, and participants will have an opportunity to create work inspired by the Museum's collections. Suitable for all abilities including complete beginners.
FREE but must be booked in advance.
Wednesday 27th March, 7.30pm
Maryport and District Natural History Society talk
Arnside and Silverdale AONB - Rosemary Hutt
