We hope you’ve enjoyed your visit to RAMM. Why not try one of these free activities inspired by the objects in the collections?
Frame of Mind
Get inspired by the detail in museum objects to look slowly at the world outdoors with mindful photography ideas on @RAMMFrameofMind on Instagram.
Guided mindfulness videos
Take a moment to breathe, relax and enjoy the art and culture of RAMM with a series of guided mindfulness videos by mindfulness teacher Joanna Gosling. Explore six different artefacts in the museum collection through mindfulness, learn to look at objects in a different way and explore how to cultivate awareness of your senses and breathing.
RAMM guided mindfulness – Ways of Seeing – YouTube
Minecraft
Discover what life was like in Roman, Tudor and 18th century Exeter in Minecraft. Go inside a museum object, discover archaeological objects where they were used and explore historic buildings! Bedrock and Education editions of the maps are available. The RAMM maps are free to download, but you need to make a one-off payment to play Minecraft.
Draw a giraffe
Gerald the giraffe is RAMM’s iconic mascot and best-loved object. Follow the steps in the video below to learn how to draw your own Gerald!
‘How to draw a giraffe’ from the RAMM at Home series of 12 art challenges.
Create your own collection
Create your very own RAMM collection based on various objects from the museum’s amazing collections, and then make a mini-museum to hold them all.
Make a mosaic
Find out more about Roman mosaics in Exeter and Devon, then create your own, with Time Trail’s mosaic maker!
Collections Explorer
RAMM’s collections database has a growing curated selection of objects for you to explore, or find out more about your favourites:
Google Street View
Or if you can’t get into RAMM for a visit, you can explore the museum online using Google Street View’s 360 tour
Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery – Google Maps
