Coming soon at The Collection

This page shows all of the exhibitions and events we have planned for the future. We are planning exciting new activities all of the time, so be sure to keep checking back for new additions to our calendar.

To find out what's happening this week, click here. To view galleries of events and exhibitions that we have previously hosted, click here.

Exhibitions

David Remfry: A Moment Captured

A celebration of scale, colour and movement in this exhibition of watercolour paintings by renowned British painter, David Remfry MBE RA. Read more…

Events

Canopic Jar Clay Workshops

Join us to make your own Ancient Egyptian inspired canopic jar from clay. Canopic jars were used to store the body parts removed during mummification, but don’t worry – yours can be used for storing less gruesome items! Read more…

Watercolour Workshops

This suite of workshops is inspired by the Usher Gallery's current exhibition David Remfry: A Moment Captured, led by artist and Usher Gallery life drawing tutor, Medina Hammad Read more…

Author talk and signing: Sarah Ward

The Birthday Girl: They’re here to unwind. She’s here to kill. Welcome to Eldey, an island with deadly secrets... Read more…

David Remfry in conversation with Martin Gayford

Join us for an in conversation between artist, David Remfry, and art historian and critic Martin Gayford. Read more…

Author talk and signing: Arthur Parkinson

Join Lindum Books on Thursday 27 April for an evening with Arthur Parkinson to discuss his new book 'Chicken Boy, My Life with Hens'. Read more…

Author talk and signing: Will Dean

Join 'The Master of Suspense' Will Dean in conversation at the Collection on Wednesday 10 May Read more…

Author talk and signing: Sharon Bennett Connolly

Sharon Bennett Connolly uncovers the life of Nicholaa de la Haye, a woman instrumental to Norman and Plantagenet England. She shaped some of the most significant events in English medieval history. Nicholaa was appointed the first female Sheriff in England by King John, hours before his death in October 1216. Read more…