Week of Events
Monday, November 30, 2026
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November 30, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Tuesday, December 1, 2026
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December 1, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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December 1, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Wednesday, December 2, 2026
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December 2, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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December 2, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Thursday, December 3, 2026
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December 3, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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December 3, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Friday, December 4, 2026
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December 4, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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December 4, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Saturday, December 5, 2026
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December 5, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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December 5, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Sunday, December 6, 2026
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December 6, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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December 6, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
