What's happening?
Durham University offers an exciting year-round calendar of lectures, seminars and exhibitions. Events are open to the public, so take the opportunity to engage with current debates, explore some of our beautiful buildings and grounds, expand your knowledge or learn more about our cultural artefacts.
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Prehistoric Pioneers: a journey through life in Bronze Age Britain
This exciting exhibition explores the daily lives of our prehistoric ancestors. Discover their pioneering inventions, and a never-before-seen Bronze Age hoard recently discovered in County Durham. Explore life in ancient Britain, from warfare to rituals, and the way Bronze Age people buried weapons and treasure in hidden hoards. This exhibition gives a face to prehistoric people, and challenges the idea that these were ‘primitive’ cultures.
Contact archaeology.museum@durham.ac.uk for more information about this event.
In Pursuit of Elegance: Chinese Jades from the Arnhold Collection
An exhibition celebrating the elegance of Ming and Qing dynasty Chinese jades from the Arnhold collection of Chinese art.
Contact oriental.museum@durham.ac.uk for more information about this event.
Things from Home
This installation of contemporary ceramics is inspired by the objects, landscapes and food that international students miss most when they are away from home. The works were created by award winning ceramic artist, Katrin Moye.
Contact oriental.museum@durham.ac.uk for more information about this event.
Homelands: Documenting Centuries of Cham Migration
Exhibition by photographer James Sebright on the lives and livelihoods of the Cham diaspora.
Contact oriental.museum@durham.ac.uk for more information about this event.