Museums & Galleries

Banbury Museum & Gallery is a family-friendly museum at the heart of Banbury's canalside, exploring the town's origin and history. Displays cover the Civil War, plush manufacturing, the Victorian market town, and costume from the 17th century to the present day. The Pye Gallery features an ever-changing programme of

Buckingham Old Gaol is a volunteer-run heritage attraction and museum on Market Hill in Buckingham, housed in the town's landmark former gaol building. Visitors can explore the cells where poachers, drunks and even the odd murderer were once locked away, and discover how one prisoner escaped over the wall of the

The Buckinghamshire Military Museum Trust preserves the heritage of the local military units raised in the historic county of Buckinghamshire from the 1500s onwards, including the Militia, Yeomanry, Volunteers, Territorials, and Home Guard. Established in December 1985, the Trust cares for collections of uniforms,

Charlbury Museum and Heritage Centre is an independent museum run entirely by volunteers, situated in the centre of Charlbury on Market Street. Its five rooms are filled with exhibits revealing the history of this ancient market town, from Stone Age arrow heads through the granting of a market charter in 1256, the

Compton Verney Art Gallery is a leading visual arts destination set within 120 acres of parkland in Warwickshire. The gallery hosts a changing programme of exhibitions covering modern and historic art, design, and sculpture, with works displayed indoors and throughout the grounds. The parkland includes a lake and

Daventry Museum is a social history museum on the ground floor of the Town Council Offices at 3 New Street, Daventry. Supported by volunteers and funded by Daventry Town Council, the museum brings people together to share stories and learn about the town's rich history. Daventry's position in the centre of England has

The Fusilier Museum Warwick, formerly known as the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Museum (Royal Warwickshire), tells the story of the county's oldest regiment across 350 years of history, from its raising in 1674 through to the Fusiliers of today. The imaginatively designed museum is family friendly and houses two rooms

Leamington Studio Artists is a charity dedicated to supporting visual artists across Warwickshire and beyond. Established in the late nineties, originally as Leamington Old Town Studio Artists, the organisation has grown its membership and influence over the years. It operates two gallery spaces in Leamington Spa:

The Art Room is a gallery operated by Leamington Studio Artists, a charity established in the late nineties to support artists across Warwickshire and beyond. Located in the Lower Mall of the Royal Priors Shopping Centre in the heart of Leamington Spa, it is one of two exhibition spaces run by the organisation, the

Oxford Bus Museum sits in the old railway station yard at Long Hanborough, right beside Hanborough railway station. The collection began in 1967 when a group of bus enthusiasts formed the Oxford Bus Preservation Syndicate, and it has since grown to around forty vintage buses and coaches, the earliest dating from 1913.

Plum Gallery is a fine art printing and large format printing service located on Parsons Street in Banbury. The business specialises in high-quality fine art printing alongside standard large format printing services, delivering stunning results through their carefully designed process.

Shakespeare's Schoolroom & Guildhall is a historic visitor attraction on Church Street in Stratford-upon-Avon, housed in a Grade I listed 15th century building. It opened to the public on 23rd April 2016, the 452nd anniversary of Shakespeare's birth and the 400th anniversary of his death. Visitors can explore the very