Oswald Jennings Couldrey is Abingdon’s best-known twentieth-century artist. He was born into a local family of seed merchants and agricultural suppliers which for several generations had included musicians, scholars and […]
Pat Russell and Janet Boulton were both acclaimed artists who lived in Abingdon for many years. In 1986, they both attended a paper making workshop at Oxford Polytechnic (later Oxford […]
This six-week course inspired by Oswald Couldrey - arguably Abingdon's most famous artist and poet of the 20th century - offers a journey through drawing, poetry, photography and contemporary painting […]
Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the MGA, one of the most successful MG models, this exhibition looks at the development of the design, the influence of speed-record breakers and experimental […]
Paint Abingdon Pink Raising Awareness (2009–Present) This exhibition charts the evolution of the event from its beginnings in October 2009 through to the present day. News cuttings and imagery follow […]
Exhibition now starting on Saturday 11th July Following on from last year’s Roman exhibition, we will continue the story of the Abingdon area and its people through the Anglo-Saxon period […]
Kayleigh O’Donnell is an Abingdon potter and recent Great Pottery Throw Down quarter finalist.The exhibition 'Cherished Clay' will showcases Kayleigh's creative work whilst on the television series as well as […]
Meet Archaeologist Roger Thomas and author of the new book ‘England’s Oldest Town? - The Archaeology of Abingdon’. Roger will be presenting his book in the Sessions Gallery (first floor) […]
Join us for the Heritage Open Days Festival and meet the Anglo-Saxons at Abingdon Museum! In conjunction with our exhibition ‘Saxon Abingdon’, we are very happy to present the Hwitmearum, […]
