A present from @TheMERL’s Mewes Knitters. One bag of knitted ladybirds to go in the gallery on Monday.
Makes me wonder how they feel...I mean other than squashed.
@GlassJarOfMoles Any advice?
Getting ready for a day of arts and crafts with my volunteers. We’ll be follow instructions in Ladybird books to create items for the Making exhibition next month @TheMERL@UniRdg_ArtCol#creative#yesthisismyactualjob
Completed one Apple, Walnut and Salted Peanut Shortcrust Galette. A semi-successful first bake from The Pudding Post including my very first attempt at making pastry. Fingers crossed on the taste
@CPlascow Repeat after me: museum numbers are not limited resources, so you don't have to get the most use out of them by reusing them. Yours successors will thank you. #MuseumDocumentation
Can you hear that?
It’s the sound of the entire population of Reading popping up their hands and saying:
‘Actually, we have a very good copy of the #BayeuxTapestry already thank you very much’
(we’re very excited to play Spot the Difference though)
https://t.co/dgG8qGae8s
Very exciting to see the results of our work with @reading_buses and @readingmuseum on the new no.17s Each bus features historical images from our archives of landmarks along the route! @archivesgb looks pleased!!
What else do you get up to as a museum professional when on holiday...after a confusing layout in the first room I really enjoyed the rest of @FitzMuseum_UK's #Degas exhibition. Also top marks for their gender inclusivity
‘Day 30: Why Museums?’ - Because they ask ‘why’ but also what, when, where, how, & who. In other words, they explore & link purposes, products, periods, places, processes, & people. This is participatory curiosity, where questions & answers can become shared resources #Museum30
So fitting that #HeritageDay and #InternationalVolunteerDay fall on the same date. The heritage sector just couldn't run without all the amazing people who volunteer their time and skills