Details of our new annual pass admission tickets!
Read more We are currently closed to the public. The team at the Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey has spent time carefully considering our options to ensure that reopening the museum prioritises the safety of visitors, volunteers and staff, while also making sure we can afford to run the museum in future years. Firstly, thank you to our many ...
Read more In Medieval times, there was a common belief that illnesses such as Ague (malaria) and the Black Death Plague were caused by the smells in the air, so people carried small pouches of aromatic herbs that they could hold to their nose when they encountered a really bad smell. The rich carried theirs in pomanders, ...
Read more Our learning volunteers have loved seeing the crafts you’ve come up with so far, so they’ve created another set of instructions for you to make some more at home. The PDF below contains instructions on how to make beautiful suncatchers, wind chimes and a wind spiral. Please continue to share your creations with us on Facebook @Denny.Farmland and Twitter @FarmlandMuseum as ...
Read more Our volunteers are really missing the opportunity to hold craft activity afternoons for our younger visitors, so Ros and Ann have put together a fun set of tasks for you to work on at home instead. The PDF below contains instructions on how to make pretty flowers, friendly snails and cute critter bookmarks. Please continue to share ...
Read more Our learning volunteer, Ros, was looking forward to making Easter Bunnies with you as part of our family craft afternoons during the Easter Holidays. As we can’t all get together to make these this year, we’ve created some instructions for you to make them yourselves at home instead. There are two PDFs below with instructions. A ...
Read more May 25, 2020 5:00 PM -
In light of current government advice regarding Covid-19, we have taken the difficult decision not to open our site as planned on 1st April and our site will remain closed until such time as social distancing measures are restricted. This means our 1940s event on 24/25 May will no longer go ahead. ——————————————– Travel back in time to ...
The Delanoy Education Room is the ideal venue for your meeting, class, or workshop. With peaceful views across the fields, the room comes equipped with WiFi, digital projector and flipchart. The space can accommodate up to 20 for meetings and workshops and up to 30 seated guests for lectures. The wider museum is also available to hire for ...
Read more May 3, 2020 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM
In light of current government advice regarding Covid-19, whereby non-essential contact is to be restricted, we have taken the difficult decision not to open our site as planned on 1st April. We have made this decision in the best interests of our volunteers and staff, many of whom fall into a high risk category. This means our ...
April 13, 2020 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM
In light of current government advice regarding Covid-19, whereby non-essential contact is to be restricted, we have taken the difficult decision not to open our site as planned on 1st April. We have made this decision in the best interests of our volunteers and staff, many of whom fall into a high risk category. This means our ...
April 1, 2020 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
In light of current government advice regarding Covid-19, whereby non-essential contact is to be restricted, we have taken the difficult decision not to open our site as planned on 1st April. We have made this decision in the best interests of our volunteers and staff, many of whom fall into a high risk category. ————————– The Farmland Museum ...
We welcome dogs on leads in the grounds of the museum.
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