The West Midlands Museum Development programme was established in April 2015 with funding from Arts Council England and is managed by Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust.
West Midlands Museum Development will deliver a range of activity to support Arts Council England’s 10 year strategic framework ‘Great Art and Culture for Everyone.’
Today (Friday 18 December), Arts Council England and National Lottery Heritage Fund have announced the deadlines for the second round of Culture Recovery Fund (CRF) grants.
Keep up to date with West Midlands Museum Development events and a variety of other events regionally and nationally
Have your board meetings moved online? You’ve probably found that chairing an effective digital meeting is very different to [...]
> Read moreJoin the WMMD team every Thursday at 10.30am for a half hour of Coffee and Chatter. It’s your chance [...]
> Read moreWest Midlands Museum Development is running a series of collections care courses with Jane Thompson-Webb, Conservation Team Leader at [...]
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Museum of Royal Worcester took part in Expert Eye last year to learn more about Islamic art on items in its stored collections. This has resulted in a new display 'Worcester porcelain and the Arts of Islam: creativity, commerce, and exchange'.
Lunchtime Learning with Roots HR Roots HR CIC will lead a series of short bite-size sessions outlining essential knowledge [...]
> Read moreFollowing the first round of Cultural Recovery Funds (CRF) back in the Autumn, on Friday 11 December 2020 the Government announced [...]
> Read moreOn Friday 11 December 2020 Government announced a further round of Culture Recovery Fund investment as part of its [...]
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