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12 September 2024 – 13 March 2025Musical moments around the world – Under 5s
THURSDAYS DURING TERM TIME Explore a range of beautiful instruments from across the globe! Musical moments around the world will introduce under 5s to […]Read More from Musical moments around the world – Under 5s
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24 September 2024 – 23 March 2025Cafe display: Dartmoor Frame of Mind
In February 2024 RAMM invited a diverse group of 12 – 18 year-old Devonians to take part in a nature photography project in partnership […]Read More from Cafe display: Dartmoor Frame of Mind
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19 October 2024 – 23 February 2025Dartmoor: A Radical Landscape
Dartmoor: A Radical Landscape is a major new contemporary art exhibition exploring Dartmoor’s evocative landscape through photography, film and Land Art. Showing artwork from […]Read More from Dartmoor: A Radical Landscape
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24 October 2024 – 30 March 2025Pressing Images: prints from Exeter’s fine art collection
Pressing Images: prints from Exeter’s fine art collection will uncover the roots of printmaking in early modern Europe. The exhibition will illustrate to visitors the […]Read More from Pressing Images: prints from Exeter’s fine art collection
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24 October 2024 – 30 March 2025Céline Condorelli, Bulk: Everlasting Colour
Céline Condorelli was the National Gallery’s Artist-in-Residence in 2023, a partnership between the National Gallery and RAMM. It provided the artist an opportunity to […]Read More from Céline Condorelli, Bulk: Everlasting Colour
Upcoming
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24 January 2025Glass blowing workshop – inspired by Dartmoor
Join the glass blowing team at the House of Marbles in Bovey Tracey to learn how to create your own glass creations inspired by […]Read More from Glass blowing workshop – inspired by Dartmoor
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28 January 2025Relaxed sessions: Entire Museum
A Relaxed Session is a good way to enjoy the museum at a quieter pace. These times are especially suited to people with autism, […]Read More from Relaxed sessions: Entire Museum
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31 January 2025Dartmoor: a Radical Landscape – gallery visit
A relaxed tour by the curator of the Dartmoor: A Radical Landscape, which explores Dartmoor’s evocative landscape through photography. The exhibition of 20 artists […]Read More from Dartmoor: a Radical Landscape – gallery visit
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6 February 2025The Crucible with Garry Fabian Miller
For 35 years Garry Fabian Miller has lived on Dartmoor. His home is surrounded by an imagined circle 8 miles wide – which he […]Read More from The Crucible with Garry Fabian Miller
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12 February 2025Ashish Ghadiali and Joy Sleeman – In Conversation
Unfortunately this event has now been cancelled. Join Art Historian Joy Sleeman and Artist Ashish Ghadiali in conversation. Their discussion will focus on Dartmoor’s importance in the […]Read More from Ashish Ghadiali and Joy Sleeman – In Conversation
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15 February 2025Weaving Workshop with Jessica Cutler
Join skilled hand weaver Jessica Cutler for this introduction to weaving workshop. During the session you will learn how to warp up a frame loom and […]Read More from Weaving Workshop with Jessica Cutler
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18 February 2025Mask making
Be inspired by our fabulous collection of masks in RAMM’s World Cultures gallery, then get creative with beads, feathers, sequins and bright colours! Masks […]Read More from Mask making
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19 February 2025Pitter-patter – make a rain stick
Ever wanted to create the magic of a rainstorm right in your own hands? Imagine holding a piece of the sky, where each tilt […]Read More from Pitter-patter – make a rain stick
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20 February 2025The Dartmoor puppets’ prehistoric adventure!
Join us for an extraordinary adventure into Dartmoor’s prehistoric past with a special performance starring some brand new puppet friends! Have you been for […]Read More from The Dartmoor puppets’ prehistoric adventure!
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22 February 2025Pocket Precious
Unleash your imagination and embark on an exciting journey of self-discovery in this engaging workshop for all ages! Join local artist Scotty Gillespie as […]Read More from Pocket Precious
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25 February 2025From the Ottoman World to Exeter: The Untold Story of RAMM’s Natural History Collections
Ever wondered how European museums got their hands on natural history treasures from the Middle East in the 1850s? Join us for a lecture […]Read More from From the Ottoman World to Exeter: The Untold Story of RAMM’s Natural History Collections
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14 March 2025Playtime Revival: Unleash your inner child!
Join us for an unforgettable night at the museum at this adult-only extravaganza where the young spirit thrives! Bounce, slide, and laugh on a […]Read More from Playtime Revival: Unleash your inner child!
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29 March 2025A ring and its world: Anglo-Saxon Exeter and Devon
Inspired by the finding of an exquisite, exceptional late Anglo-Saxon ring in mid Devon which is now in RAMM, there will be a day […]Read More from A ring and its world: Anglo-Saxon Exeter and Devon
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21 January 2025 – 27 July 2025What Do You Collect? – Mingei pottery
‘Mingei’ is a Japanese word meaning ‘folk art’ and these traditional crafts can include ceramics, textiles, wood, bamboo, paper, metal, toys and lacquer. In […]Read More from What Do You Collect? – Mingei pottery
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1 February 2025 – 28 February 2025LGBTQ+ History Month Creative Activity
To celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month this February visitors to RAMM will have the opportunity to connect with our collections in a different way. Local […]Read More from LGBTQ+ History Month Creative Activity
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22 March 2025 – 29 June 2025FOOD: beyond the plate
We all need food. It sustains human life on earth. It can bring us joy or cause us concern. It can evoke happy memories […]Read More from FOOD: beyond the plate
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5 April 2025 – 22 March 2026Exeter’s fine art collection: a feast for the eyes
Food is essential to our survival and can be one of our greatest pleasures. Since the earliest cave paintings of hunting scenes, some 43,000 […]Read More from Exeter’s fine art collection: a feast for the eyes
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29 July 2025 – 25 January 2026Recording nature
The natural science collections at RAMM include over 250,000 specimens. Some collectors recorded the data associated with them on labels attached to the specimens. […]Read More from Recording nature
