Welcoming you back to the museum, celebrating all things flora and fauna.
Taking place several times a year, RAMM Lates offer an eclectic and exciting programme of events which allow you to experience the museum in a new and unique way. This Lates will be our first in-person event since March 2020, with the last two RAMM Lates taking place online over Zoom.
Now sold out! Don’t worry if you missed out – our next Lates event will be on Friday March 18. We’ll announce details in the New Year.
What to expect on the night…
Enjoy music from acoustic vocalist and songwriter Ellie Finnerty who has travelled the world captivating live audiences with her powerful vocals, wide-ranging repertoire, and vibrant personality. Be enthralled by our wonderful flamenco dancer Karina Gracia as she performs accompanied by live music.
Meet live reptiles and insects, including a blue tongue skink, panther chameleon, African fat-tailed gecko, and many more. Learn more about these fascinating species with specialist Chris Johnson.
Travel around the world from the comfort of the museum and enjoy stories streamed live from storytellers in Mexico and Belgium, as they join local storyteller David Heathfield in telling us tales inspired by RAMM’s collection.
Join ethical taxidermist and natural history restorer Jazmine Miles-Long as she shares her experience working on a recently commissioned project for us, preserving a River Otter beaver. Our Natural Sciences Curator Holly Morgenroth will also be talking on the night about some of the most characteristic and intriguing wildlife in our collection.
Sit back and enjoy our In Conversation event with internationally-acclaimed photographer Michelle Sank, talking with our contemporary art curator Lara about her current exhibition ‘Breathe’.
Artist Amy Shelton’s Biophilia exhibition, currently installed at RAMM, features artworks she has made from a palette of wild and cultivated plants that grow across Exeter. Join Amy on the night to create your very own small pieces of art, inspired by her work.
Explore the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition (ticket price included in your ticket for the night). Meet with and learn more about the Exeter Seed Bank and take part in our butterfly craft activity, creating your own to take home.
Or simply relax and catch-up with friends over a drink or a bite to eat; the Museum Café will be open and we are excited to welcome Bar Nova for the first time, to provide all your beverage requirements on the night.
