Latest news
Mansfield Museum collections go online
Mansfield Museum collections have moved online to make them accessible anywhere in the world.

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£1.7m of funding granted for cultural projects in Mansfield
Mansfield District Council has been awarded over £1.7m from Arts Council England to deliver creative and cultural activity in the community.
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Newly uncovered black history to form part of exhibition in Mansfield Museum
October is Black History Month. During this time, Mansfield District Council’s museum curators and researchers have been busy behind the scenes researching Caribbean culture / history in the district.
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Autumn and Winter at Mansfield Museum
We invite you to visit us this Autumn / Winter to see our exhibitions and take part in our craft and community sessions. We’re here for everyone, we’re a warm, safe space, and we can’t wait to see you
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Tour of Britain comes to Mansfield
On Thursday 8 September the Tour of Britain came to town! and we were out in force to support it.
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Do you have links to the Windrush generation?
We'd love you to help us create an archive of stories, memories and objects connected with black history in Mansfield.
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Fun at the festival
Our team out in force at Mansfield District Councils Summer Festival in Titchfield park on Friday 5 August.
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We've had a makeover!
Visitors to the museum over the last few days may have noticed we've been having a facelift! The work is now complete (outside) and we can’t wait to hear what you think…
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Climate! How you can change the world exhibition now open
Climate! How we can change the world explores the small actions we can all take to make big changes to the planet.
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Visit Mansfield Museum this Summer – it’s free to get in!
We have something to interest all ages this Summer so gather your family and friends and come to see us for events, exhibitions and even retail therapy!
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Hear the distant drums as Mansfield Museum celebrates Windrush Day funding success
We are extremely proud to announce that The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has awarded us a grant of £17,949 to support a project of exploration around the Windrush generation.