Corinium Museum

Exhibition by Sian Summerhayes
3 August – 3 September

This exhibition is a collection of artwork by Sian Summerhayes featuring original paintings, giclee prints, hand-painted jewellery, homewares and hanging ornaments. Sian works on an array of surfaces including paper, wood, slate and fabric to create original pieces and prints as well as decorative and functional items for the home and to wear. Bright and busy, her style is cheerful, colourful and pattern-orientated, inspired by countryside scenes and homely interiors.
Quirky depictions of birds and animals are a trademark of her work, combining a folky yet contemporary feel. Sian Summerhayes is a local artist living and working in the Stroud area of the Cotswolds.
All work for sale

Admission

Free Admission.

7 September – 1 October

An eclectic exhibition showcasing works from the Cirencester Arts Society. Members use a variety of media and subject areas are diverse. Visitors are invited to view a wide range of work by artists in watercolours, oils, pastels, acrylics and mixed media.

Cirencester Arts Society has over 50 members who have a shared interest in creating art, developing skills and showcasing their work in exhibitions around the local area.

Free Admission. All work for sale

Admission

Free Admission

Children’s Workshop with Emma Stuart

Learn the Roman art of mosaic making by creating your own modern mosaic tile to take home. All materials and instruction provided.

Booking essential
Suitable for ages 7 and above

Suitable for

• 7-10

Admission

Cost: £7.75 per child, £6.75 for season ticket holders

Family Drop-in with James Harris
Thursday 24 August, 10-11am

Thousands of years ago, woolly mammoths used to roam across the Cotswold landscape. Join us to create a woolly mammoth to take home.

Cost: £2.50 per child, £1.50 for season ticket holders
Suitable for ages 3 and above

Suitable for

• Any age

Admission

Cost: £2.50 per child, £1.50 for season ticket holders

Corinium Museum - Heritage Open Day
Sunday 10 September, 2-5pm

As part of the national Heritage Open Days scheme, the museum will be open for free. Try out our family fun trail, with a prize at the end.

Free entry
£1 per children’s trail

Suitable for

• Any age

Admission

Free

Afternoon Talk with Emma Stuart and Craig Jones

Cirencester Abbey or St Mary's Abbey, Cirencester in Gloucestershire was founded as an Augustinian monastery in 1117 on the site of an earlier Anglo-Saxon church. This afternoon talk will draw upon a fusion of evidence exploring the people associated with the medieval Abbey. We will discuss excavated finds and data analysis from human remains, largely uncovered during the 1964-66 excavations.

Booking essential

Admission

Cost: £6.75 per adult, £5.75 for season ticket holders

Thursday 14 September, 7pm

Raised on hip-hop and foster care, defiant city kid Ricky gets a fresh start in the New Zealand countryside. He quickly finds himself at home with his new foster family. When a tragedy strikes that threatens to ship Ricky to another home, both he and Uncle Hec go on the run. The newly branded outlaws must go out in a blaze of glory or overcome their differences and survive as a family.


Run time: 1 hr. 39 min. Cert: (12A)
Booking recommended

Admission

Cost: £6.25 per adult, £5.25 concessions

Saturday 23 & Sunday 24 September, 2.15pm

As the United States raced against Russia to put a man in space. NASA found untapped talent in a group of African-American female mathematicians that served as the brains behind one of the greatest operation in US history.


Booking recommended

Admission

Cost: £5.40 per adult, £4.60 concession

Evening Lecture with Rachel Crellin

The arrival of bronze metallurgy irrevocably altered the prehistoric world. Bronze plays a key role in the stories that we can tell about the Bronze Age in Britain and Ireland. The majority of research focusses on manufacture and deposition of bronze objects, but how were they actually used? Combining experimental work with metal weapons and tools with analyses of prehistoric axes, swords and spears we will begin to consider the changing uses and meanings of bronze during the Bronze Age.

Rachel Crellin is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Leicester. Her research focuses primarily on the archaeology of the Neolithic and Bronze Age periods in Britain and Ireland.

Booking essential

Admission

Cost: £6.75 per adult, £5.75 for season ticket holders

Corinium Cinema RSC Live
William Shakespeare
Wednesday 11 October, 7pm

A full throttle war play that revels in the sweat of the battlefield, Coriolanus transports us back to the emergence of the republic of Rome. Season Director Angus Jackson completes the collection of Shakespeare’s epic Roman plays with Sope Dirisu (One Night in Miami, Donmar Warehouse) in the title role.

Cost: £17.00 per adult, £15.00 for season ticket holders and Roman Society members
Booking recommended

Admission

Cost: £17.00 per adult, £15.00 for season ticket holders and Roman Society members

Corinium Cinema RSC Live
William Shakespeare
Wednesday 14 February, 7pm

Twelfth Night is a tale of unrequited love – hilarious and heart breaking. Twins Viola and Sebastian, are separated in a shipwreck and forced to fend for themselves in a strange land. Christopher Luscombe and the creative team that brought you the beautiful Love's Labour's Lost and Much Ado About Nothing (2014 & 2016) return with Shakespeare’s greatest comedy.

Cost: £17.00 per adult, £15.00 for season ticket holders and Roman Society Members
Booking recommended

Admission

Cost: £17.00 per adult, £15.00 for season ticket holders and Roman Society Members