A singer, guitarist, and drummer perform in the Lapworth Museum galleries.

Events at the Lapworth Museum

A singer, guitarist, and drummer perform in the Lapworth Museum galleries.
  • Corporate Events

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    Accommodating up to 200 people standing or 40 in cabaret style, this unique venue is ideal for parties, drinks receptions, and canapés.

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  • GROUNDTRUTH The Art of Science

    27 March - 30 Sept 2026

    At our new temporary exhibition, explore anthropogenic impacts on the environment through a series of thought-provoking artworks by Dr Rick Greswell.

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  • Cardboard Clues - Murder at the Museum: Movie Night Murder

    Wed 11 Feb - Sun 28 June 2026

    Book Cardboard Clues' Murder Mystery Adventure in the Museum. A glamorous movie event at the museum turns into a crime scene. Can your team crack three curious cases?

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  • Family Fun Day - Skeleton Lab

    Thurs 9 April 2026 (10:00-17:00)

    Join us for a free day out. Who’s that skull? Come and see one of the biggest and strangest objects in our collection.

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  • Museum Tour

    Mon 13 April 2026 (12:00-13:00)

    Experience the Museum galleries and behind-the-scenes with an experienced guide. All tours are free and run as first-come, first-served. Meet at the Museum reception or enquire with the Director.

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  • Quiz Night at the Museum

    Every first Wednesday of the month

    Test your knowledge across 5 fun rounds with questions ranging from general knowledge to music and film. Our next quiz is on Weds 6th May from 19:00.

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  • Lapworth Lecture - Dr Saurav Dutta

    Mon 11 May 2026 (17:30-18:30)

    In this Lapworth Lecture, Dr Saurav Dutta will take you on a journey to ancient Antarctica to present the latest findings and explore how geochemical records from fossil shells are revealing the pace and magnitude of climate change during the Eocene-Oligocene transition 34 million years ago.

    Free lecture