How to find a Meteorite Family Weekend!
In collaboration with the EAARO we’re excited to announce our upcoming exhibition:
How to find a Meteorite!
In collaboration with the EAARO we’re excited to announce our upcoming exhibition:
How to find a Meteorite!
In collaboration with the St Neots Local History Society, we present a brand new Exhibition: Footsteps in History!
Coming soon…
‘Colours of an English Life’ is our current Exhibition by Italian artist Francesco Ferraro. He writes:
“As an Italian software engineer residing in the United Kingdom for the past five years, Francesco has developed a profound appreciation for both his adopted country and the vibrant city he calls home (St Neots). Amid the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, he discovered a newfound passion for art, using it as a means to convey emotions and capture the essence of those new places and experiences through a vibrant array of colors. For Francesco, art is not merely a personal expression, but a medium through which he can bring joy and vibrancy to others’ lives, infusing spaces with warmth and colour.
Outside of his artistic endeavours, he finds relaxation and inspiration in traveling, literature, and culinary pursuits. Whether exploring new destinations, delving into the pages of a captivating book, or experimenting with flavours in the kitchen, he approaches each endeavour with a zest for life and an openness to new experiences.”
The exhibition showcases some of the beautiful local scenes and architecture that photographer Peter Hagger has photographed, and also includes some of his stunning portraits of animals, both in colour and monochrome.
Take a look at the virtual version of our latest exhibition – To Do List by photographer Grace Bristo, featuring a series of portraits taken of St Neots locals during lockdown 2021.
Our opening exhibition for May 2021 showcases the beautiful Kimbolton Coin Hoard of Iron Age coins, found at Kimbolton in 2010. Hidden in the ground for 2,000 years, our exhibition will uncover the story of their burial and their significance to the Celtic people that buried them.
Immerse yourself in the abstract and colourful world of local artist sk172 with our latest online exhibition Urban_Graffix_3
A vibrant collection of artwork from local artist Frances Corlett. Featuring striking pictures made by upcycling used materials such as stamps, sweet wrappers and tickets.
The Old Court
8 New Street
St Neots PE19 1AE
01480 214163
manager@stneotsmuseum.org.uk
We’re open Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 4pm.
Free entry to the museum for local residents. Non-residents: Adults £5, seniors £4 and children £2.
Fees apply for some events.