Events

North Yorkshire County Records Office are hosting this event at the Pavilions of Harrogate and there will be over 30 society and trade stands and  advice from professionals to help you with your historical research Ripon Workhouse Museum will be running workshops along with Claro Community Archaeology Group and many more See the downloadable flyer for more details Admission £2.00

Cycling Exhibition at the Workhouse Museum. The exhibition will explore cycling past and present in the Harrogate district, which has a long connection with cycling – the Cyclists Touring Club having started in Harrogate in 1878 (known as the Bicycle Touring Club at the time). “On Your Bike” will tour around a number of venues in the district from 2…

Workhouse Museum

A new exhibition at Ripon’s Prison and Police Museum, ‘Bobby on a Bike’ celebrates the role that bicycles have played in patrolling our streets over the years. Take a closer look at a fantastic selection of historic police bikes, including a rather uncomfortable looking 1950’s Raleigh complete with a Lucas ‘King of the Road…

Prison & Police museum

Come and see our volunteers in costume and join in traditional Victorian crafts and activities The fun starts at 11am and finishes at 4pm Drop in, no booking required Normal Admission prices apply Suitable for all ages

Workhouse Museum

From Tuesday 6 May we will be running a new Object Handling Sessions. These will run every Tuesday at 2.30pm and we be aimed at adults in term time and families in the school holidays. Our volunteers will help visitors handle and explore items from our collection. Normal Admission prices apply. Drop in sessions no booking required.

Help us celebrate the Tour de France coming to Ripon by Yarn Bombing Bicycles! Help us cover bicycles big and small with knitting crochet rag ruggining or weaving - just come and have a go. Normal Admission apply. Drop in sessions no booking required.

Meet the museum volunteers as they serve tea and cakes in the Workhouse garden in their Victorian Sunday best Music by Trinity Quartet, Croquet and Lawns Games. Plant Sales and Garden Trails Suitable for all ages Normal admission charges

Workhouse Museum

On 22nd August 1485, Richard III was killed at Bosworth Field, the last king of England to die in battle. For ten years screenwriter Philippa Langley and historian Michael Jones have shared a vision to find the real Richard – the lost king buried underneath all the hostile propaganda. Now, in an incredible find, Richard III’s remains have been…

Venue - Spa Hotel Ripon