Museum Reopens Sunday 1st April 2018.
It’s been a long cold winter Friends.
But for some, it’s also been time for a break, following a busy season down in Boscastle Harbour, albeit, a short one, as the Museum staff took some time off to recharge their batteries .
But not for long, as they also returned during the winter months and beavered away behind the scenes, to do some much needed work at The Museum, both inside and out.
On April 1st, the Museum once again opens its doors to the general public and there are new objects and specially designed exhibitions to see.
The Dew of Heaven Exhibition will be featuring the use of special objects in Ritual and Ceremonial Magic. You can read more about this here.
There are also lots of exciting Events and Workshops lined up too and you can find further details about these here on the Museum’s website.
Not only that, you can always keep up to speed with everything that’s happening at the museum by following both their Social Media pages and ours.
Look at the bottom of the home page here to follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
We do hope that you will be able to come along to the Museum at some point this year. Here are the current opening times:
April 1st until October 31st 2018
Monday to Saturday 10.30am – 6pm (last entry 5.00pm)
Sunday from 11.30 – 6pm (last entry 5.00pm)
Prices for entry:
£5 – Adults (aged 16-59 years)
£4 – Children (aged 6-15 years)
£4 – Concessions (includes adults aged 60 plus and students with a student card)
Free – Children 5 and under
£16 – Family Ticket (2 adults, 2 children)
£20 – Large Family Ticket (2 adults, 3 or more children)
May we also take this opportunity to remind you that without your support and the support of The Friends in particular, the Museum could not continue to grow and develop as it has.
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Thank you.
I would appreciate some help. I teach courses to the general public (but mostly to the international ladies of north west London) on English history and literature. I would love to offer one on the history of magic in England…and come down to you for a field trip. Can you recommend reading (2-3 books)? I fear you will be closed during March when we would come down. When please do you open for 2019?
I seek authoritative books on the history of magic, but also perhaps historical fiction showing magic’s being practiced. I would be grateful for any help.
Yours,
Alice Leader ([email protected])
Hello, thank you for your interest in The Museum. You would be better contacting the Museum direct, details are on this site on the home page near the bottom. I’m certain they can assist you with reading lists and further information on your planned visit.