Rachael Bowers
@rachaelbowers.bsky.social
Weddings celebrant + museums freelancer based in York, UK.
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Ticket holders will also be able to buy the limited edition print at a discounted price.
📍Malton Museum
⏰ Tuesday 27th May, 7:30 pm
🎟 Tickets are £5.00 per person - Book online via our booking page www.maltonmuseum.co.uk/online-booki...
📍Malton Museum
⏰ Tuesday 27th May, 7:30 pm
🎟 Tickets are £5.00 per person - Book online via our booking page www.maltonmuseum.co.uk/online-booki...
Online Booking - Malton Museum
Welcome to our online booking system To book tickets for our Roman festival please visit our Online Shop Further information Feel free to contact us with any questions via: Email: events.maltonmuseum@...
www.maltonmuseum.co.uk
May 15, 2025 at 4:52 PM
Ticket holders will also be able to buy the limited edition print at a discounted price.
📍Malton Museum
⏰ Tuesday 27th May, 7:30 pm
🎟 Tickets are £5.00 per person - Book online via our booking page www.maltonmuseum.co.uk/online-booki...
📍Malton Museum
⏰ Tuesday 27th May, 7:30 pm
🎟 Tickets are £5.00 per person - Book online via our booking page www.maltonmuseum.co.uk/online-booki...
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Inspired by the Roman artefact excavated in Malton and now part of our collection, Emily Burns will talk about how she made this exciting new artwork and invite you to experiment with her printing tools.
May 15, 2025 at 4:52 PM
Inspired by the Roman artefact excavated in Malton and now part of our collection, Emily Burns will talk about how she made this exciting new artwork and invite you to experiment with her printing tools.
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As we celebrate our 90th anniversary, join us at Malton Museum on 27th May to find out about the creation of a new limited edition art print, The Malton Goddess.
Between 1949 and 1952, excavations were undertaken in the southern area of Orchard Fields. A key archaeological discovery was...
Between 1949 and 1952, excavations were undertaken in the southern area of Orchard Fields. A key archaeological discovery was...
May 15, 2025 at 4:52 PM
As we celebrate our 90th anniversary, join us at Malton Museum on 27th May to find out about the creation of a new limited edition art print, The Malton Goddess.
Between 1949 and 1952, excavations were undertaken in the southern area of Orchard Fields. A key archaeological discovery was...
Between 1949 and 1952, excavations were undertaken in the southern area of Orchard Fields. A key archaeological discovery was...
Absolutely no beating around the bush at London Docklands Museum 👏
May 13, 2025 at 5:19 AM
Absolutely no beating around the bush at London Docklands Museum 👏
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Our first town tour of 2025 is tomorrow!
The ‘Georgian Boom Time’ tour will commence at Malton Museum at 11 am. Our tour guides will delve into how Malton became a prosperous market town in the 18th century, exploring new trading opportunities and the development of the horse racing industry.
The ‘Georgian Boom Time’ tour will commence at Malton Museum at 11 am. Our tour guides will delve into how Malton became a prosperous market town in the 18th century, exploring new trading opportunities and the development of the horse racing industry.
Next week is our first town tour of the year - Malton's Georgian Boom Time!
Our town centre guided tour describes the layout of the earlier medieval town before telling the story of the Georgian market town, which became a prosperous regional market centre for nearly three centuries.
Our town centre guided tour describes the layout of the earlier medieval town before telling the story of the Georgian market town, which became a prosperous regional market centre for nearly three centuries.
April 4, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Our first town tour of 2025 is tomorrow!
The ‘Georgian Boom Time’ tour will commence at Malton Museum at 11 am. Our tour guides will delve into how Malton became a prosperous market town in the 18th century, exploring new trading opportunities and the development of the horse racing industry.
The ‘Georgian Boom Time’ tour will commence at Malton Museum at 11 am. Our tour guides will delve into how Malton became a prosperous market town in the 18th century, exploring new trading opportunities and the development of the horse racing industry.
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Malton Museum will be reopening on 3rd April 2025! 🏛️
Our current exhibition, ‘A Sense of Place,’ focuses this year on trade and industry across Malton and Norton. We are co-creating a display with the Woodham Stone group to illustrate an important trade from the past, brewing and beer.
Our current exhibition, ‘A Sense of Place,’ focuses this year on trade and industry across Malton and Norton. We are co-creating a display with the Woodham Stone group to illustrate an important trade from the past, brewing and beer.
March 17, 2025 at 3:31 PM
Malton Museum will be reopening on 3rd April 2025! 🏛️
Our current exhibition, ‘A Sense of Place,’ focuses this year on trade and industry across Malton and Norton. We are co-creating a display with the Woodham Stone group to illustrate an important trade from the past, brewing and beer.
Our current exhibition, ‘A Sense of Place,’ focuses this year on trade and industry across Malton and Norton. We are co-creating a display with the Woodham Stone group to illustrate an important trade from the past, brewing and beer.
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Tasha and Raef’s humanist wedding featured a lovely handfasting ritual, with both sets of parents taking part!
Often included in humanist ceremonies, handfasting is an ancient tradition where a couple’s hands are bound together with ribbons or cords, symbolising their unity!
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Often included in humanist ceremonies, handfasting is an ancient tradition where a couple’s hands are bound together with ribbons or cords, symbolising their unity!
❤️
March 5, 2025 at 10:24 AM
Tasha and Raef’s humanist wedding featured a lovely handfasting ritual, with both sets of parents taking part!
Often included in humanist ceremonies, handfasting is an ancient tradition where a couple’s hands are bound together with ribbons or cords, symbolising their unity!
❤️
Often included in humanist ceremonies, handfasting is an ancient tradition where a couple’s hands are bound together with ribbons or cords, symbolising their unity!
❤️
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‘The Government has had the power to act for over a decade, yet humanist couples are still waiting to marry in line with their deepest-held beliefs.' 👈
humanists.uk/2025/02/04/c...
humanists.uk/2025/02/04/c...
Humanist marriage: Peers push for timeline for legal recognition
Peers from across the political spectrum – Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrat, and Crossbenchers – called on the Government to grant legal recognition to humanist marriages in England and Wales wi...
humanists.uk
March 19, 2025 at 11:30 AM
‘The Government has had the power to act for over a decade, yet humanist couples are still waiting to marry in line with their deepest-held beliefs.' 👈
humanists.uk/2025/02/04/c...
humanists.uk/2025/02/04/c...
And a beautiful museum of the future at that! www.gazetteherald.co.uk/news/2492820...
Museum of the future - plans for new Malton Museum site revealed
A MUSEUM which is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year has unveiled plans for a new permanent home.
www.gazetteherald.co.uk
February 13, 2025 at 12:06 PM
And a beautiful museum of the future at that! www.gazetteherald.co.uk/news/2492820...
Lovely to chat with BBC Radio York this morning about @maltonmuseum.bsky.social ‘s 90th birthday!
January 9, 2025 at 10:40 AM
Lovely to chat with BBC Radio York this morning about @maltonmuseum.bsky.social ‘s 90th birthday!
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Interview with epidemiologist and @humanists.uk patron Kate Pickett on society and equality. Featured in #WhatIBelieve 📚 humanists.uk/whatibelieve/
December 20, 2024 at 12:12 PM
Interview with epidemiologist and @humanists.uk patron Kate Pickett on society and equality. Featured in #WhatIBelieve 📚 humanists.uk/whatibelieve/