Here are the prompts for #museum30 2025 - the ninth year!
If you would like to join in all you need to do is share an image, inspired by each days' prompt, throughout November. Don't forget to include #museum30 so other's can find your posts.
#museum30 Day 30: Why Museums
Museums are a place to learn and discover - whether the past, science, art, a specific toy or food, ...
I love following the hashtag throughout the month and seeing the different kinds of museums worldwide and how they share their area of focus.
#Museum30 Day 30 - Why Museums?
Museums engage and inspire people of all ages and nationalities, and we love being able to share the history of rugby and @allianz_stad with our visitors!
This year we welcomed rugby fans from all around the world, including Chile, Malaysia and Fiji 🗺️
'The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.'
– Sir Winston Churchill
Thank you for following our #Museum30 posts and exploring the Abbey and its history with us.
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"Museums are for everyone to see, they are for people just like you and me"
For the final day of #Museum30 we are sharing this poem by friend of Barnsley Museums and volunteer at @DarfieldMuseum Ken Brookes #WhyMuseums@KenBrookes2 @IMcMillan
Last day of #museum30 & I'm catching up again!
@Amershammuseum does #Moving round the community in style with 'Anthony' our mobile museum (currently 3 Santa's grottos in 8 days!) Quite an #Achievement mainly down to our fab volunteer driver, Pete 🎖
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The last day of #Museum30 asks our favourite question, Why Museums? Museums are important. They are centers for art, culture, and community. They preserve our past and teach us about moving forward. Communities need museums, and museums need their community to thrive.
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For the final day of #museum30 I always choose the prompt “why museums?” And every year the challenge shows why - because museums are spaces for connection not only to the past but to the people who work within them!
On my last trip to London I visited Canary Wharf, an area I’d not been to before, which gave me the perfect image for today’s prompt of ‘water’.
This Whale, made of 5 tonnes of plastic removed from the ocean, is by Jason Klimoski & Lesley Chang.
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Definitely my biggest #achievement of the last year has been completing the Ceramic Scoping Project @artukdotorg . There’s now over 6000 ceramics you can search from collections around the UK!
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Ive never thought of myself as a specialist of anything but I do have a lot of special interests including the study of taxidermy. I even managed to work my dissertation around it!
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A career in museums is never boring! Every day is different, and often so varied. Our scientists do research, collections work, outreach, exhibitions and so much more #Careers#Museum30
#Museum30 Day 22 - Walk
Players usually run out of the tunnel and onto the pitch, but not David Sole, who will forever be remembered for his 'slow walk' as he led @Scotlandteam to the Grand Slam in 1990 🏴
See his jersey on display 👉 https://t.co/foFskvKvsA
#museum30 Day 22: Walk
A lot of the exhibits in our original wing were designed based on local landmarks or things of interest: the railroads, the transit system, etc.
Under one of our clocks is this sign showing you where to walk to see the real thing yourself.
Today's #Museum30 prompt is animals 🐬
Read about animals in Renaissance art 👉 https://t.co/iYqYKpzDmZ
'Arion riding on a Dolphin' by Francesco Bianchi Ferrari (c.1460–1510) 📷 Ashmolean Museum, Oxford