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Each year the museum mounts a vibrant series of exhibitions, ranging from loan collections of porcelain to contemporary commercial artists who have based their work on current day manufacture and materials.

Time for Tea

Past exhibitions include a county wide children's design competition, that attracted over a thousand entries from Worcestershire schools, as many of the exhibits as possible were placed on display alongside the winning hand painted tea cup and saucers.

A superb loan collection of Nelson memorabilia commemorated the 200th anniversary of Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton's visit to the Worcester factory in 1802 and in 2003 the tale of teapots and tea was told in 'Time for Tea', a loan exhibition from Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery.

With free open days, talks and demonstrations there is always something new to see and do.

This year's itinerary

WEEKEND BREAKS AT ROYAL WORCESTER WITH HENRY SANDON - July 11 – 13 & September 26 - 28

08 Apr 2008 - 26 Sep 2008

Don't miss this unique opportunity to discover the history and beauty of Worcester porcelain in the company of Antiques Roadshow favourite and 'potaholic' Henry Sandon. As well as your visit to - and lunch at - the Museum, this very special weekend event includes a talk by Henry and excursions to Madresfield Court - where you'll enjoy a private viewing of the superb collection of ceramics and the outstanding Arts and Crafts rooms - and beautiful Eastnor Castle. You can even bring along a pot of your own for Henry to appraise. To find out more, and to book online, simply visit www.newmarketholidays.co.uk/nmp14952

Worcester Porcelain Museum
Severn Street
Worcester
WR1 2NE

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Dr. Wall Tercentenary exhibition

09 Jul 2008 - 01 Oct 2008

9th July – 1st October An exhibition to celebrate the tercentenary of the birth of Dr. John Wall in 1708, illustrating the life, work and interests of this remarkable man. He was the Founder of the Worcester Porcelain factory (one of the earliest in England ) Founder of the Worcester Infirmary (only the 7th outside London), Treasurer of the Three Choirs Festival, promoter of Malvern Water, writer and artist, as well as being a very busy and successful physician with a vast practice.

£ 5

Worcester Porcelain Museum
Severn Street
Worcester
WR1 2NE

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Afternoon Tea with Henry Sandon, 7 August 2008

07 Aug 2008 - 08 Aug 2008

Afternoon Tea and Tea Drinking demonstration in museum gallies with Henry Sandon. 4 – 6pm Tickets on sale via Three Choirs Festival Office, Worcester Live and the Worcester Porcelain Museum. SOLD OUT Due to popular demand Henry has agreed to an earlier session between 2 - 4 p.m. Early booking advised to avoid dissapointment

£ 10.95

Worcester Porcelain Museum

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Worcester Festival Free Open Day

17 Aug 2008 - 17 Aug 2008

17th August. Sunday Worcester Festival Open Day Museum Galleries open free of charge as part of the Worcester Festival. A small charge will be made for the audio tour.

£ 0

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Free Heritage Open Day

14 Sep 2008 - 14 Sep 2008

Museum Galleries open free of charge as part of national scheme. A small charge will be made for the audio tour.

£ 0

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Child labourIn the 19th Century children as young as six were employed. They worked 12 hours a day with just two hours off for play and meal breaks!
In the 19th Century children as young as six were employed. They worked 12 hours a day with just two hours off for play and meal breaks!
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