Programme of Events
Since 2010, the Museum has had an Events and Marketing Officer who runs a full programme for members of the public throughout the year. The events highlight different aspects of the Museum and Library collections making them more accessible to a wider range of age and interest groups. Much of the events development is done in collaboration with academic institutes, writers, artists, musicians and the museum's own volunteers who have come in to take lectures, talks, classes and workshops on an increasing variety of topics.
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—Charles Horton Cooley (1864–1929)
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