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Events and Activities

Events and Activities at Kirkleatham Museum

Kirkleatham Museum plays host to an annual programme of exciting family events, monthly walks, talks and seasonal activities.

Browse our events to see what’s on now and what’s coming this year including the return of the Festival of Thrift and many other community-based activities.

Activities

There are always other exciting things to do while visiting the museum. Here are some of the activities you can do with your family during your visit to Kirkleatham.

Treasure Hunts

Special exhibitions have themed treasure hunts and quizzes to help you explore them more.  Quiz sheets and hunt instructions are available from the museum shop.

Making a Mark

Making a Mark is an exciting programme for children created by Tees Valley Museums working with the National Portrait Gallery. It aims to encourage children to be curious and creative and make their own mark inspired by our local heritage.

Click here to find out more about Making a Mark programme

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