Discover how the Museum of Totterdown puts history back onto the streets from whence it came.

Join us at The Red Lodge Museum on our last Saturday of the season to catch a glimpse of life 400 years ago. This December the Bristol Waites return to Red Lodge. Traditionally watchmen musicians in Tudor cities, they will entertain with Tudor songs and…

WALK: Discover a millennium of history on this 1.8 mile walk around the old city of Bristol.

WALK: Venture on our guided walk into the once-autonomous township of Redcliffe, where you will find some of the most impressive remains of historical Bristol.

WINTER LECTURE: Join artist, poet, curator and cultural commentator Rosanna Raymond for January’s online Winter Lecture as she explores working with Pacific collections in museums.

Home Educators can investigate the development of human technology from the Palaeolithic era (Old Stone Age) through the Bronze Age to the Iron Age.

Join us for a whistle-stop tour of Britain’s amateur theatre histories, from the French Revolution through to World War 1.

ARCHAEOLOGY ONLINE: Join Dr Lucy Cramp to find out how preserved molecules in pottery can tell us about ancient dietary practices in Britain.

SPECIAL EVENT: See Hogarth’s vast triptych and learn about its remarkable journey around Bristol since it was painted for St Mary Redcliffe in 1755/56.

WINTER LECTURE: Join palaeontologist, author and TV host, Dr Dean Lomax as he explores the life of palaeontologist Mary Anning and the remarkable discovery of the ‘Rutland Sea Dragon’.