Ordsall Hall What`s On guide, Jan-June 2015

WHAT’S
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J A N U A R Y - JU N E 20 15
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? ACTIVITIES I CRAFTS I TALKS
EXHIBITIONS I EVENTS
WORKSHOPS I COURSES
TOURS AND MUCH MORE
Salford Museum and Art Gallery
& Ordsall Hall
www.salfordcommunityleisure.co.uk/culture
WELCOME TO
SALFORD’S
MUSEUMS!
Salford Museum and Art Gallery
Salford opened the first unconditionally free public
lending library in January 1850, followed in the
November by a museum and art gallery. The building
was a mansion house known as Lark Hill, which had
been built in the 1790s: and has given its name to our
famous Lark Hill Place, a Victorian street within the
museum.
Today Salford Museum and Art Gallery presents an
exciting programme of permanent displays and
changing contemporary exhibitions together with a
range of events and activities guaranteed to inspire.
When you have visited the galleries why not pop into
our café or purchase a souvenir in the museum shop.
Ordsall Hall
Salford’s Grade 1 listed Tudor manor house was first
recorded in 1177. Since then, it has been home to
Medieval and Tudor nobility, butchers, farmers, an Earl,
an artist, priests, mill workers, cows and several ghosts!
Today, it is an engaging heritage site open to visitors
5 days a week throughout the year. Surrounded by
beautiful grounds, it boasts hands on exhibitions,
immersive room settings, a small café and is available
to hire for weddings and events.
Why not bring a picnic to eat in the orchard and then
enjoy a peaceful stroll around the house and gardens?
ADMISSION IS FREE
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Exhibitions
EXHIBITIONS WITH THIS SYMBOL ARE FAMILY FRIENDLY
Salford Museum and Art Gallery
LANGWORTHY GALLERY
Immortal Love from Shanghai
15th November 2014 to
15th March 2015
This exciting exhibition is a rare opportunity
to see traditional Chinese art brought over
especially from Shanghai. Highly respected
artists Mr and Mrs Chen have been working
with The Chinese Arts Association and leaders
from Manchester’s China Town to curate the
beautiful works you will see. Traditional Chinese
skills are used including paper-cut, detailed
Chinese painting, stone carving for wax seals
and traditional Chinese watercolour painting.
The artworks explore Chinese culture and
traditions, exhibited alongside archive material
from The Chinese Arts Association to illustrate
the development of Manchester’s China Town.
This is the first time this work has been
exhibited in the UK and Salford Museum and
Art Gallery are honoured to host the show.
One Needs More Than Paint:
Harry Ousey: A centenary exhibition
28th March to 5th July
Born in Manchester in 1915, Harry Ousey’s
recognisable abstract paintings were considered
ahead of his time. Passionate about nature and
landscape, his work is inspired by places he lived
including Hayfield in Derbyshire, the coast of
Cornwall and the landscape of France where he
spent the last years of his life. Although part of the
art scene in Cornwall in the 1950s and London
and Paris in the 1960s, his work is little known
today. This retrospective exhibition will celebrate
his life on the centenary year of his birth.
Exhibitions
Ordsall Hall
EGERTON GALLERY
BLUESTAIRS COMMUNITY GALLERY
Made in Eccles
14th February to 19th April
NORTH GALLERY
Salford Art Club Annual Exhibition
24th January to 26th April
A popular yearly event for visitors, the annual
Salford Art Club exhibition will present the very
best works produced by members. A mixture of
landscape, portrait and still life are shown in a
variety of media.
Photography students from Eccles Sixth Form
Centre have worked on the theme ‘A sense of
place’ for this special exhibition. The first time this
work has been exhibited outside the college walls,
this is a rare opportunity to see these images
which reflect both Salford and Manchester.
Swinton Photographic Society
Annual Exhibition
25th April to 28th June
Salford Then and Now by Swinton
Photographic Society
8th February to 10th May
Members of the society used old photographs
from Salford’s Local History Library and took
current images of exact locations, or as close
as possible, as they appear today. The images
captured and displayed in this exhibition will
not only demonstrate just how remarkably, or
perhaps not in some instances, such locations
have changed, but also how the people and life
in Salford has changed over the past decade.
The Society is supported by Salford Council’s
Community Committee.
Messengers and Promises
17th May to 20th September
Artist Kate Herbert and sculptor Angela Sidwell
have united for the first time to create this
exhibition. Together they explore the relationship
between humans and animals and how these
have been presented over the past century. From
working partnerships to pampered pets, the
artists draw inspiration from Salford’s collections
and animals associated with Ordsall Hall.
The Now, The North: Hugh Winterbottom
2nd May to 6th September
Take a journey through Hugh Winterbottom’s
work from the cityscapes of central Manchester
and Salford, out into outskirt towns like Stockport,
and into the more rural villages of Derbyshire. A
local artist based in Greater Manchester, Hugh’s
colourful paintings show the north at all times of
day and in all weathers, in his fresh vibrant style.
Look out for some of Angela’s sculptures
throughout the hall and gardens!
Showing a range of subject matter, the
photographs include natural history, pictorial,
human life, record, still life studies and portraiture
in both colour and monochrome.
The Society is supported by Salford Council’s
Community Committee.
LANGWORTHY GALLERY
100 Years Ago: Salford at War
Until 15th Nov 2015
‘100 Years Ago: Salford At War’, helps
uncover some of Salford’s unique
stories from World War One.
The exhibition focuses on local characters,
including the Broughton poet, Winifred Letts, Billy
Unsworth, a soldier from Ordsall and Dr James
Niven, who helped fight the Spanish Flu pandemic.
INTERESTED IN PHOTOGRAPHY?
Check out our Cyanotype Photography
workshop in our Courses and
Workshops section.
OUR ONLINE SHOP
Book onto a workshop, course or event
and buy souvenirs for yourself or as a gift
for a loved one!
Plus a selection of new merchandise to
buy directly from our shop and artwork
from our current exhibitions!
Kate has a lifelong interest in capturing
movement and character with line drawing,
whilst Angela creates sculptures from wood, wire
and textiles.
Tours & Regular Events
Once Upon a Time…
Discover what is behind the doors of Ordsall
Hall with a different activity each week such
as storytelling, craft or music in our weekly
session for the under 5’s and their families.
Every Wednesday / 9.45 - 10.45am
£1 /
Reminiscence Tour of Lark Hill Place
To mark Dementia Awareness Week, come along
to this reminiscence tour of our Victorian street
and get hands on with museum collections
Through the Ages…Live!
Come and meet some of the characters who
once lived at Ordsall Hall and try your hand
at a range of activities.
Tuesday 19th May / 10.00 - 11.00am
Wednesday 20th May / 10.00 - 11.00am
Thursday 21st May / 2.30 - 3.30pm
First Sunday of the month / 1.00 - 4.00pm
£1 /
Learn about historical plants and their uses
as well as the history of the Hall’s landscape.
Delivered indoors if inclement weather.
Lark Hill Place Tour
Monthly tour of Lark Hill Place, Salford’s very
own Victorian street. These happen on the 1st
Wednesday of the month.
Monthly look at our Victorian Gallery and some
of the beautiful paintings on display. These tours
happen on the 3rd Wednesday of the month.
3.00 - 3.45pm / £2 /
Tour of the Hall
Led by members of the Ordsall Hall team, these
tours tell the story of how the building has
developed over the last 750 years.
Every Sunday / 2.00 - 3.00pm / £2
First Sunday of the month will be a tour of the gardens.
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In four years it will be 100 years since women first won the (partial) right to vote after a long
campaign. This year we are pleased to be taking part in Wonder Women, a series of events
happening each spring in Greater Manchester which shine a light on some of the incredible,
creative and campaigning women of the area and their history.
In My Lady’s Chamber
Meet the Women of Lark Hill Place
Come and listen to the gossip as the servant maid
describes the goings on at the Hall. 15 minute
performances throughout the afternoon.
A look at the women who feature in the
Victorian Street ‘Lark Hill Place’ and their
fascinating history.
Sunday 22nd March / 1.30 - 3.30pm
Wednesday 11th March
7.00pm / £5 inc glass of wine /
Women in Art
Campaigners, Conductors and
Canaries: Salford Women in WW1
Garden History Tour
First Sunday of the month / 2.00 - 3.00pm
£2 /
As part of the Wonder Women series of events
this talk will take a look at female artists and
focus on artworks by women in the newly
rehung Victorian Gallery.
Creative Sundays
Thursday 5th March & Friday 20th
March / 2.00pm / £2 /
3.00 - 3.45pm / £2 /
Victorian Gallery Tour
Wonder Women
Events & Talks
Drop in to Salford Museum and Art Gallery for
a different activity every week between 12.30pm
and 3.00pm! Join us for a fun afternoon of arts
and crafts and explore your creative side!
1st Sunday of the month Mr Tomlinson’s Sweet
Shop is open selling sweet treats.
Faces and Places Tour:
Women of Ordsall Hall
Find out about some of the amazing women who
have called Ordsall Hall home in this special tour. Sunday 8th March / 1.30 and 2.30pm
£2 /
A new talk looking at the effect of the global conflict
on women in Salford, their lives and roles. Monday 23rd March
2.00pm / £2 /
Domestic Duties
Learn all about life below stairs in Lark Hill
Place and try your hand at some Victorian
household tips.
Wednesday 3rd June
7.00pm / £5 inc glass of wine /
Votes For Women
To mark international Women’s day we welcome
back ‘The History Wardrobe’ . The history of
the fight for the vote are made vivid through
beautiful costumes and lively readings from
the Edwardian age and the 1920s - a time of
extraordinary political changes and remarkable
personal histories.
Sunday 8th March / 11.00am
£8, £7 concession /
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festivals-and-events/wonderwomen
Events
World War One
Opening the City’s Photo Album
Heritage Seed Gathering
An opportunity to look at some of the Museum’s
collection of photographs of Salford, from the
1870s onwards that have been unearthed as
part of the Digital Salford project. Each month
will feature different photographs covering the
whole of the city.
An event for anyone interested in seed saving and
conserving our local food heritage. In partnership
with the Garden Organic Heritage Seed Library.
Saturday 7th March / 1.00 - 3.00pm
Science Week Garden Tour
How can a vacuum help you water? How can
milk help your plants grow? Find out more in this
special garden tour to celebrate Science Week.
Morbid Curiosities
Sunday 15th March / 2.45 - 3.45pm
£2 /
Thursday 26th February / 7.30pm
£10 / £8 concession /
Salford Music and Performing Arts
Service Big Band Concert
Join us in the Great Hall for an amazing concert
of Jazz favourites.
Tuesday 3rd March / 7.30 - 9.30pm
£5 /
Wilfred Owen was one of the most important
poets of World War One. This talk will look at his
extraordinary life and his most important poems,
with speaker Cynthia Greenwood.
Sunday 25th January / 2.30pm
Monday 19th January / 23rd February
30th March / 27th April / 29th June
2.00 - 3.30pm /
Don’t Go Into the Cellar theatre company return
to the Hall with a live theatrical anthology of
classic ghost and horror stories. The work of
Poe, Conan Doyle, Stevenson, Dickens and other
masters of the macabre brought to life in finest
fear-fuelled fashion! Age 12+.
Wilfred Owen:
A life in words and pictures
Garden Party
Our annual celebration of the Hall and gardens,
fun for all the family!
Sunday 12th July / 12.00 - 4.00pm
Conscientious Objectors
Steve Illingworth highlights the story of conscientious
objectors with a focus on stories from the region.
Monday 26th January / 2.00pm
Visiting the Battlefields
Experienced tour guide Colin Whitehead will be
speaking about visiting the battlefields, trenches,
cemeteries and memorials of World War One.
Wednesday 11th February / 6.00pm
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
The bike-powered, all-male HandleBards troupe
return to Ordsall Hall with Shakespeare’s madcap
tale of fairies, true love and all-out farce. The
course of true love never did run smooth...
Tuesday 21st July / 7.30pm
£12 / £10 concession /
The Diary of Annie’s War
Join author Andy Rigg as he discusses the book he
has published of the diaries of his Great Aunt, an
Englishwoman who lived in Germany during World
War One. Her diaries offer a fascinating insight into
life during this most difficult of times. Sunday 22nd February / 2.00 - 3.00pm
BREAKING
NEW
Ground
BRI NGING A W ORLD WAR ONE
ALLOTM EN T TO LIFE!
In conjunction with Garden Organic and Salford
Allotment Federation and funded by the Heritage
Lottery Fund, Ordsall Hall will be researching
and re-creating a World War One allotment and
helping to bring it to life for visitors.
Volunteer opportunities
For more details contact our Heritage Allotment
Officer, Kate Wels on [email protected]
WW1 Allotment Official Opening!
Come and celebrate the unveiling of the
new World War One allotment. Meet 1916
allotmenteers in character.
Sunday 31st May / 1.00 - 3.00pm
WW1 Allotment... Live!
Visit the re-created World War One allotment and
experience life as it would have been then, with
in-costume wartime allotment holders.
Sunday 28th June / 1.00 - 4.00pm
Art and Symbolism in WW1
Using a range of examples from painting,
sculpture and architecture, John Sculley,
Heritage Service Manager will show how visual
art communicated the country’s national
attitudes, during and after World War One.
Sunday 1st March / 2.30pm
WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WORLD WAR ONE?
Look out for our special World War One programme or
visit: ww1.salford.gov.uk
Courses & Workshops
Courses & Workshops
Rose Pruning Workshop
Hands on workshop to learn how to prune
your roses to keep them healthy and flowering
beautifully (suitable for beginners).
Sunday 15th February / 1.30 - 3.30pm
£10 /
Painting Course with Charles Hickson
Learn how to capture the stunning interior of
Ordsall Hall in watercolours in this two day
workshop led by professional artist Charles
Hickson. Suitable for all levels, age 16+. Thursday 26th - Friday 27th March
10.00am - 4.00pm / £60 /
Stained Glass Workshop:
Make a Spring Decoration
Find out about the ancient technique of stained
glass and make your own spring themed
decoration. All materials provided. Age 14+.
Sunday 29th March / 1.00 - 3.30pm
£15 /
Cyanotype Photography Workshop
Join artists Angela Tait and Ian Clegg for
a fascinating workshop about Cyanotype
Photography and find out about this incredible
technique. Age 16+.
Origami Flower Brooches
Make a lovely folded fabric brooch.
All materials provided. Age 16+.
Sunday 26th April / 1.00 - 4.00pm
£10 /
Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Be inspired by the Hall and gardens and learn to
embroider and decorate your own handkerchief. All
materials provided. Beginners welcome. Age 16+.
Sunday 10th and Sunday 17th May
1.30 - 4.00pm / £20 /
Writing Workshop - Write a Ghost Story
Explore Ordsall Hall and get inspiration to write
your own ghost story. Age 16+.
Part of Adult Learners week.
Thursday 18th June / 6.30 - 9.00pm
£10 /
Flower Teacup Pincushions
A safe and simple way for children to make a
beautiful decoration for the spring.
Sunday 5th April / 1.00 - 4.00pm
£5 /
Beginners Crochet
A five week introduction to crochet for beginners,
covering basic stitches and simple patterns.
Starts 22nd April for 5 weeks
6.00 - 8.00pm / £40 /
All About Art: with David Lowther
Exploring perspective, tone and mark-making.
Explore your artistic side with our
exciting new art workshops at Salford
Museum and Art Gallery. Age 16+.
1.00 - 3.00pm / £30 for all 3 weeks
All About Art: Fine Art for Beginners
Saturday 14th March / 2nd of 3 workshops
Explore new fine art techniques and build up
your own portfolio of artwork.
Saturday 28th March / 3rd of 3 workshops
1.00 - 3.00pm
£12 per week or £60 for all 6 weeks
Saturday 10th January
Draw what you see on a sketch tour around the
galleries with David Lowther.
Saturday 17th January
Saturday 7th March / 1st of 3 workshops
All About Art: with Alison Burrows
Trying out brushes and tools on different papers
and canvas.
1.00 - 3.00pm / £30 for all 3 weeks
Saturday 9th May / 1st of 3 workshops
Saturday 16th May / 2nd of 3 workshops
Learn how to stretch your own canvas with
Alison Burrows.
Saturday 30th May / 3rd of 3 workshops
Saturday 24th January
All About Art: with Brenda Hird
Paint figures in a cityscape with Tony Ogden.
Saturday 31st January
Exploring form, colour and shadow.
1.00 - 3.00pm / £30 for all 3 weeks
Make your own fabric flower pincushion in a stylish
vintage teacup. All materials provided. Age 16+.
Sunday 21st June / 1.30 - 4.00pm
Use oils and watercolours and be inspired by
other artists with Brenda Hird.
Saturday 6th June / 1st of 3 workshops
£10 /
Saturday 7th February
Saturday 20th June / 3rd of 3 workshops
Put the finishing touches to your paintings
with Roisin Keown.
Saturday 14th February
Wednesday 1st April / 1.00 - 4.00pm
£30 /
Children’s ‘No Glass’ Stained Glass
Workshop: Make a Spring Decoration
ALL ABOUT ART
Enjoy mixed media collage with Claire Hignett.
Garden History Course
Five week course charting garden history from
Medieval gardens to the present day
Starting Tuesday 14th July
6.00 - 8.00pm / £30 /
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Saturday 13th June / 2nd of 3 workshops
Booking essentia. Please book online at
http://shop.salfordcommunityleisure.co.uk
School Holidays
FEBRUARY HALF TERM ACTIVITIES
EASTER ACTIVITIES
Salford at War Quiz
Victorian Easter Quiz
Pick up a copy of our special quiz and find the
answers in our World War One exhibition.
Saturday 14th - 22nd February / £1 /
Win a small prize for your efforts.
Sunday 5th April - 19th April / £1 /
Make and Take: Dog Tags
Saturday 14th - 22nd February /
Take part in our fun quiz, find the eggs and get an
Easter treat at the end.
Sunday 5th April - 19th April / £1 /
Valentine’s Quiz
Make & Take - Clothes Peg Farm Animals
Have a go at our fun quiz, and win a small prize
at the end.
Sunday 15th - 22nd February / £1 /
Make a fun farm animal to take home.
Sunday 5th April - 19th April / Make & Take - Create a Coat of Arms
Plant your own mini-allotment to take home,
complete with garden shed!
Tuesday 7th April / £1.50 /
Have a go at making your own I.D. tags
Design your own coat of arms.
Sunday 15th - 22nd February /
‘Feed Me’ Flytraps
Make your own venus fly trap and see how many
flies you can catch!
Tuesday 17th February / £1.50 /
Chinese Dragon Puppets
Celebrate Chinese New Year 2015 by making a
colourful fire breathing dancing dragon puppet.
Wednesday 18th February / £1.50 /
Fabric Design
Have a go with fabric paints, pens and dyes to
design and create your own bag. Ages 8 – 12.
Wednesday 18th February / 10.30 - 12.30pm & 1.30 - 3.30pm / £5
Easter Egg Hunt
Mini Allotments
Make your own hand-made coloured paper and
embed it with seeds. Then plant the whole piece
in your garden and watch it grow! Tuesday 14th April / £1.50 /
Hat’s Off!
Choose your design and create your own hat to wear.
Wednesday 15th April / £1.50 /
Fridge Magnets
Create your own magnets inspired by Ordsall
Hall, brilliant for your fridge or radiator!
Wednesday 15th April / £1.50 /
Rainbow Mobile
Make a beautiful rainbow to cheer up your bedroom.
Thursday 16th April / £1.50 /
Chick and Bunny Treat Holders
Easter may be over but make one of our cute treat
holders for any chocs you still have left! We might
even give you a sweet surprise to get you started!
Wednesday 8th April / £1.50 /
Treat Boxes
Make and decorate your own boxes and fill them
with Easter treats.
Wednesday 8th April / £1.50 /
Japanese Fish Kite
Make a simple kite and then fly it in our gardens.
Thursday 9th April / £1.50 /
Egg Box Garden
Make and Take Table
Throughout all the School Holidays
With a different fun craft each time.
Visit Mr Tomlinson’s shop every Friday of every
holiday from 10.30am -12.30pm and 1.00 3.00pm for some sweet treats.
MAY HALF TERM ACTIVITIES
Spring Quiz
Have a go at our fun quiz, and win a small prize
at the end.
Tuesday 26th - Friday 29th May
£1 /
Animal Quiz
Have a go at our fun quiz, and win a small prize
at the end.
Tuesday 26th - Sunday 31st May
£1 /
Make & Take Knight & Dragon Puppets
Create a brave knight and a fearsome dragon.
Tuesday 26th - Sunday 31st May
Natural Looms
Find natural treasures in the gardens and weave
them into your own beautiful loom to take home.
Tuesday 26th May / £1.50 /
Create a Placemat
Make and decorate your own placemat or make
one as a gift.
Wednesday 27th May / £1.50 /
Printmaking
Explore printing techniques and create your own
fantastic artwork and stickers inspired by Ordsall
Hall. Ages 8 – 12.
Wednesday 27th May / £5 /
10.30 - 12.30pm & 1.30 - 3.30pm
Make mini beasts, flowers and toadstools, all
from egg boxes!
Thursday 19th February / £1.50 /
No need to book school holiday events, buy
your tickets on the day, first come, first served.
Events throughout the school holidays at both
venues will take place at 10.30am, 11.30am,
1.30pm and 2.30pm, unless otherwise stated.
Handmade Paper Seed-Starters
Paper Plate Boats
Make your own Tudor galleon, pirate ship or sail boat.
Thursday 28th May / £1.50 /
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Craft Socials
Craft
Socials
Salford Museum and Art Gallery
Want to meet up with like-minded folk?
Chat, share ideas and learn new skills that’s what you’ll discover when you join
one of our craft socials.
Resin Workshop
Wednesday 14th January
Experience Café Heaven...
Polystyrene Printing
Wednesday 18th February
Offers aromatic coffee and herbal infusions,
wonderful hot and cold lunches and fantastic
cakes. There is a changing daily menu featuring
sandwiches, paninis, homemade soup, jacket
potatoes and a hot dish of the day. We work
with local suppliers to ensure fresh, high
quality ingredients.
Salford Museum and Art Gallery Café
Make Your Own Bathbombs
Wednesday 18th March
Wire and Bead Work
Wednesday 15th April
Simple Embroidery
Wednesday 13th May
For larger groups we advise reserving a table in advance
and can also provide pre-booked menus on request.
Please call 0161 778 0806 to make an enquiry.
Decorated Tea Light Holders
Wednesday 17th June
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Bring along whatever craft you are working
on, browse our craft library, contribute to
the craft swap shop and have a go at the
demonstration.
Showcasing quality
handmade art and crafts
by local and national
independent artists at
affordable prices.
Offers the same quality of coffee, teas and cold
sandwiches handmade by our catering team.
The biggest ingredient in all our food and drink
is love.
Outside catering is available for groups from 10
people to 100 plus. Please call 0161 778 0806 to
make an enquiry.
The Victorian street is a must see when in Salford!
LARK HILL PLACE
LARK HILL PLACE IS ONE OF THE BEST
KNOWN FEATURES OF SALFORD
MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY
Take a step back in time to Lark Hill
Place, an atmospheric re-creation of a
typical northern street during
Victorian times.
It has been very popular with visitors since it opened in
1957. The street was a way for the museum to preserve
some of the heritage that was being pulled down all over
Salford in the 1950s and 60s. The Victorian terraces were
being cleared to make way for new housing and with it some
communities were broken up. Lark Hill Place was seen as a
way of bringing together some of the shops and houses from
these areas to preserve them for future generations.
Visitors can explore the street and dress up in
traditional Victorian costumes to really get in
the spirit of things.
Afterwards visit the tea
rooms and Café.
The art gallery upstairs is
also child friendly with
some amazing artwork.
VISITOR INFORMATION
SALFORD MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY
SALFORD LOCAL HISTORY LIBRARY
Peel Park, The Crescent, Salford, M5 4WU
The library is based within the museum and art gallery
and contains a huge collection of photographs,
documents and newspapers relating to Salford’s past.
t. 0161 778 0800
e. [email protected]
Open: Tuesday - Friday 10.00am - 4.45pm
Saturday - Sunday 12 noon - 4.00pm
(Closed Monday)
ORDSALL HALL
Open: (by appointment only):
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
10:00am - 1.00pm & 2.00pm - 4.45pm
Wednesday
10.00am -1.00pm & 2.00pm - 8.00pm
(Closed weekends and Monday)
Ordsall Lane, Salford, M5 3AN
t. 0161 872 0251
Booking for the Local History Library is essential,
phone 0161 778 0814 to book an appointment.
e. [email protected]
Open: Monday - Thursday 10.00am - 4.00pm
Sunday - 1.00pm - 4.00pm
(Closed Friday and Saturday)
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Friends of Salford Museums Association
Join the Friends of Salford Museums and help
support Salford Museum and Ordsall Hall. For
further information please call 0161 778 0816.
Salford Art Club
Salford Art Club meets at Salford Museum and Art
Gallery every Wednesday evening at 6.00pm.
Please phone the Club Secretary on 0161 288 5519
for more details.
Car parking fees apply at both venues
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