From big events to smaller moments, discover what’s happening across the town and find something that fits your time, mood and interests.
Museum & Art Swindon looks after thousands of objects, specimens, artworks and ephemera, collected from the early 1900s up until today. NB: Monday and Sunday Closed.
Explore the history of Museum & Art Swindon, through items collected from its beginnings until today. Monday and Sunday Closed.
Celebrating 200 years since William Morris, founder of the Swindon Advertiser, was born. NB: Monday and Sunday Closed.
The Last Blast tells the story of the last years of the Works and the end of Swindon’s history as a railway town.
Portraits from Swindon Museums exploring class, status and gender across British history. NB: Monday and Sunday Closed.
The General Strike – the GWR’s Story in Print looks at the GWR’s response to the strike through the posters and notices produced at the time
Every Sunday (May-Sep).
Live music from around the region and a mixture of genres, and monthly art exhibitions upstairs.
Beneath the Surface looks at the history of studio ceramics in Britain, from the early 1900s until today. NB: Monday and Sunday Closed.
Paintings and prints that resonate with themes in Beneath the Surface: A Century of Studio Ceramics in Swindon. NB: Monday and Sunday Closed.
First Wednesday of every month.
Poetry Swindon meets monthly to read, write and discuss poetry in a relaxed and friendly setting. New faces are always welcome.
A friendly local writers' group welcomes all to write along with prompts and shares every week.
We're co-creating space and activities with and for young people in Swindon town centre. 12-18? Get involved! We'd love to hear your ideas.