Night-time events in Museums and Galleries

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Enjoy Lates throughout the year and during the Museums at Night festival!

Museums at Night is the UK-wide festival of Lates in museums and galleries, produced by Culture24, the Brighton-based arts charity dedicated to shining a light on Britain’s sparkling culture and heritage. The most recent festival took place from Thursday 25 – Saturday 27 October 2018.

Now Lates can be enjoyed all year round: we’ve updated our website to include events in museums, galleries, historic houses, libraries and archives across the UK throughout the year! We publish ticketed and free events starting after 5pm in just about any kind of non-performing arts venue.

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Featured events

An original theatrical anthology of a selection of Edgar Allan Poe's finest feats of fear-filled fiction with Don’t go into the Cellar theatre group.

18 January 2019

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@WAGandBPFriends @wmarybeard @BBCFrontRow @Culture24 @studiomcguire @williamson_and @imaginewirral This was such a wonderful experience - visitors were mesmerised as Pauline's statue was digitally animated and spoke about her life!