Finds Surgery

Do you have any old and interesting archaeological objects? Ever wondered what they were? Now is your chance to find out!

Pop in to our Finds Surgery
Saturday 20th May
11.00am-12.30pm & 1.30pm-3.00pm

Our Finds Liaison Officer, Susie, will be at Wrexham Museum to identify and record them for the Portable Antiquities Scheme.

Email Susie.white@museumwales.ac.uk to book a guaranteed 10 minute slot between 11.00am and 12.30pm. Or just drop in between 1.30pm-3.00pm on a first come first served basis.

Easter Holidays: Active Wrexham

Speed Bounce and Long Jump challenges on our forecourt. Pop by and see who will win!

FREE activity! No need to book, just turn up!

Easter Holidays: Papyrus Bookmarks

Write your name in Egyptian Hieroglyphs!

FREE activity. No need to book – just turn up!

 

Easter Holidays: Animal Masks

Find the animals in our Shirt Stories exhibition and decorate a mask to take home!

FREE activity. No need to book, just turn up!

Create a mini stick puppet footballer!

Create a mini stick puppet footballer and a card pitch to take home!

FREE drop in event – no need to book!

Mighty Mascots!

Let us know your thoughts on our new museum mascots and design your own!

FREE drop-in event – no need to book!

Finds Surgery

Do you have any old and interesting archeological objects? Ever wondered what they were? Now is your chance to find out!

Our Finds Officer, Susie, will be at Wrexham Museum to identify and record them for the Portable Antiquities Scheme.

Email susie.white@museumwales.ac.uk to book a guaranteed 10 minute slot between 11.00am and 12.30pm.

Or just drop in between 1.30pm-3.00pm on a first come first served basis.

World Cup Sticker Swap Shop & FREE Football Crafts/LEGO Activity

Celebrate Wales in the World Cup at Wrexham Museum!

Every Saturday from 5th November to 3rd December, we’ll be running World Cup Sticker Book Swap Shops and FREE family craft or LEGO activities!

Sat Nov 5th
11am – 1pm Swap Shop/Football Craft activity

Sat Nov 12th
11am – 1pm Swap Shop

Sat Nov 19th
11am – 1pm Swap Shop/Lego football activity

Sat Nov 26th
11am – 1pm Swap Shop/Football Craft activity

Sat Dec 3rd
11am – 1pm Swap Shop/Lego football activity

Spooky Family Buffet!

Spooky Buffet at Wrexham Museum 👻
This October half term Wrexham Museum is offering a buffet full of spooky snacks and terrifying treats!
Dare you try the witches’ fingers?
Or gnarl upon a spiders leg?
A spooky themed activity sheet will be available on every table, so dress up and show us your most scary pose. It’ll be spook-tacular!!
Available Monday, October 31st in our coffee shop. Turn up for 2pm.
£7.95 per adult
£5.95 per child
Pre booking essential. Payment on booking required. Please let us know of any dietary requirements or allergies upon booking.
01978 297 460
museum@wrexham.gov.uk

Shirt Stories: A shirt by shirt history of Welsh football

From the first shirt you owned as a child to the latest club or national team replica, football fans love football shirts.

Many are now considered design classics, some less so. But they all have a place in the game and a story to tell. Shirt Stories provides a glimpse into the history of the Welsh game…and a destination for football shirt lovers everywhere.

From the first shirt you owned as a child to the latest club or national team replica, football fans love football shirts. Many are now considered design classics, some less so. But they all have a place in the game and a story to tell. Shirt Stories provides a glimpse into the history of the Welsh game…and a destination for football shirt lovers everywhere.

Shirt Stories tells the history of Welsh football through selected shirts held in the Welsh Football Collection and loans from private individuals. The selection highlights the story of both men’s and women’s football, at national and club level. Timed to coincide with the build-up to the World Cup in Qatar, the exhibition includes:

  • A shirt worn by Alan Harrington in the 1958 World Cup qualifiers.
  • A shirt from Wales’s only previous appearance in a World Cup finals in 1958.
  • Wales shirts from the 2022 qualifying campaign.
  • A shirt worn in the first official Welsh women’s international played in 1993.
  • and retro shirts from the top Welsh teams: Wrexham, Cardiff City, Swansea City & Newport County.

The exhibition is now open to the public and admission is free
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Wrexham Museum is open Mondays – Fridays 10am – 4.30pm and Saturdays 11am – 3.30pm.

Find out more about the Football Museum for Wales Project

Plans are now progressing to build a brand new Football Museum for Wales alongside a fully revamped Wrexham Museum on Regent Street.

The new ‘museum of two halves’ is going to be a major new national attraction for Wrexham City Centre, celebrating Welsh football, past and present, in all its diversity, alongside an enhanced, first-class venue for discovering the fascinating and eventful story of our region of north-east Wales.

Find out more here.