NEWS
Blue Plaque Unveiled for William Holland of Warwick
(10 Apr. 2024)
Stained Glass Museum acquires new contemporary artwork by artist Pinkie Maclure
(5 Mar. 2024)
'The Glass Heart Exhibition' at Two Temple Place, London
(18 Jan. 2024)
The Glass Heart Exhibition, Two Temple Place, London
Visit from Lucy Frazer, MP for South-East Cambs and Culture Secretary
(9 Aug. 2023)
Museum Trustee, Prof. Sarah Brown is awarded the prestigious 2023 Plowden Medal for Conservation
(1 Aug. 2023)
Augmented Reality Comes To The Stained Glass Museum
(5 Jul. 2023)
Stained glass joins 'red list' of endangered crafts
(18 May 2023)
New Acquisition: Rosalind Grimshaw's Pictures of Violence
(18 Mar. 2023)
SGM Collections now on Art UK
(9 Nov. 2022)
Community Stained Glass Artwork on display in Foleshill Library
(7 Oct. 2022)
The artwork, which is inspired by some of the surviving fragments of medieval stained glass from the old Coventry Cathedral, was the result of a five-week project led by The Stained Glass Museum which participants learnt the traditional art of stained glass.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
(8 Sep. 2022)
The Stained Glass Museum acquires window designed by Irish Arts & Crafts artist Wilhelmina Geddes
(23 Feb. 2022)
New major Acquisition by contemporary artist Kehinde Wiley
(17 May 2021)
Kehinde Wiley, Saint Adelaide (2014)
The Stained Glass Museum presents....'Sunrise Stories'
(15 Feb. 2021)
Stained Glass Museum closes for second national lockdown
(4 Nov. 2020)
The Stained Glass Museum closes its doors on Wednesday 4 November 2020 for another nationwide lockdown.
Window Wanderland success
(26 Oct. 2020)
Window Wanderland sm
Museum receives Cultural Recovery Fund
(12 Oct. 2020)
Stained Glass Museum reopens after 5 months of closure!
(5 Aug. 2020)
Emergency Grant Funding secured
(15 Jun. 2020)
Completion of the Resilient Heritage project, Windows onto the future, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
(5 Jun. 2020)
New acquisiton - a gift from Canterbury Cathedral
(4 May 2020)
Museum Curator Jasmine Allen observing the Damson Tree test panel in Canterbury Cathedral Studios
The Stained Glass Museum and Coronavirus (COVID-19)
(19 Mar. 2020)
The Stained Glass Museum temporarily closed to the public on 19 March, in response to the fast moving and changeable nature of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Glass Racks Appeal
(23 Dec. 2019)
Help us raise £30,000 to help preserve our growing collection of stained glass from across the UK.
SGM wins a Museums in Cambridgeshire Award
(7 Dec. 2019)
Museums in Cambridgeshire Award
Spitfires - New acquisition
(7 Dec. 2019)
Spitfires - 2019.2
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Children under 16 free
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