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Late March at RAMM
- Food for thought: South West Coastal Landscape: the future?
- Get ready for the school holidays: Courtyard Family Activities: Easter
- Special RAMMmail offer: Save 15% on Wine Tasting events
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RAMM is redesigning its website to make
online visitor’s lives easier; the new responsive website will look good
whether you use a desktop or a mobile devise (now used by 40% of online
visitors). Visitor feedback has also contributed
to changes in the structure and content. Schools information will move ....
15 March
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Voting has started.
Throughout March, the Express & Echo is featuring work from the seven
groups competing for the 2016Local Art Show and voting coupons are now
available. All votes must be sent to the Express & Echo and received by noon on
Thursday 31 March. See samples of their work ...
14 March
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Lead by experts from the University of Exeter, the latest technology will be applied to RAMM’s collections to reveal where the city’s food and ceramics came from during 1st to the 16th centuries...
04 March
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Sat 19 Mar, 11am to 3pm. Drop in. £2.50
Come and learn about life and death in Ancient Egypt. Learn
and help with a re-enactment of the mummification of Shep en-Mut. Have a go at the addictive Ancient Egyptian
game of Senet. Join the Scribe School and learn how to write in hieroglyphs...
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Sat 19 Mar, 11.30am to 3pm. Drop in. £2.50
Performances by Exeter College dance and textiles students inspired by the varied weather that we experience in the South West...
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Wed 23 Mar, 10.30am to 12.30pm, £15 (includes companion,
free if first visit)
The tour will look at the exhibition Whatever the Weather,
which reflects how storms have shaped our environment and our imagination. The
tour starts with refreshments and a chat about springtime...
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Wed 23 Mar, 1 to 2pm, £6 (£4)
The Southwest has a dynamic landscape. How does the weather
shape it? Alex Raeder, National Trust South West Conservation Manager will talk
about how the National Trust and partners aim to make a space for nature and
people into the future...
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Tue 29 Mar, 11am to 3pm, free, drop in
Explore and handle authentic and replica Second World War
objects in the Making History gallery...
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Tue 29 Mar, 11am to 2pm, Free
Discover and share African and Asian stories of the Western
Front. Researchers from multi-ethnic community group Hikmat mark the 100-year
anniversary by shining a light on the involvement and sacrifices of African and
Asian communities...
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Tue 29 Mar, 10.30 to 11.30am, £6 per child £3 siblings
A chance for under fives to take a journey of
discovery and make collections-inspired creations. Parents, grandparents and
carers can enjoy quality time with their little ones in a friendly, social
environment...
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Wed 30 & Thu 31 Mar, Fri 1 Apr, 10.30am to 12.30pm and 1.30
to 3.30pm. Drop in. Donation of £2 encouraged
Come and discover our famous bee bags, explorer bags and
brain-teaser quizzes. There will be short-and-sweet activities which will
change across the holiday, including make-a-mosaic, fuzz-and-felt museum, and
costumes to try on...
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Sat 14 May, 1.30 to 3.30pm and 6.30 to 8.30pm
Big reds, crisp whites – we’ve got it all! Join
Laithwaite’s Wine (Wine Merchant of the Year 2015) for a delicious wine
tasting. Use voucher code EXETER15 when prompted for your 15% RAMMmail
subscriber discount off tickets.
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21 November 2015 to 10 April 2016
RAMM’s major winter exhibition explores a theme which affects all our
lives: the weather. Or more accurately, how weather seems to be
constantly changeable, occasionally extreme and always unpredictable...
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24 October 2015 to 8 May 2016
City landmarks, British landscapes and a spotlight on Cecil Collins: an
English visionary who drew inspiration from the prophecies of William
Blake and Far Eastern philosophy...
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5 January to 27 March
Heather Coleman's local collection of clay tobacco pipes is from the
16th to 20th centuries and includes examples from England, Scotland, The
Netherlands and France...
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Until January 2017
In Rod Dickinson’s Outlier Detection a 3D digital version of a decorative hand-painted 1830s police truncheon from RAMM's collection is animated by a stream of live data from www.legislation.co.uk
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