Woodbridge Event
Book a visit on Weds 28 Oct
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum Tide Mill Way, Woodbridge, Suffolk, United KingdomTimed Entrance Ticket to Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum – A Covid Secure venue. TICKETS CLICK HERE Download your Visitor Guide HERE – this will help you to enjoy your visit under the new procedures and give you a good idea of what to expect upon your arrival. It is now mandatory to wear a face covering in museums. Please bring your face covering with you when you visit. If you are exempt from wearing one, please be prepared to explain this to the Warden. Since the 24th September it is a legal requirement that museums gather Test & Trace information from everyone who […]
Book a visit on Sat 31 Oct
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum Tide Mill Way, Woodbridge, Suffolk, United KingdomTimed Entrance Ticket to Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum – A Covid Secure venue. TICKETS CLICK HERE Download your Visitor Guide HERE – this will help you to enjoy your visit under the new procedures and give you a good idea of what to expect upon your arrival. It is now mandatory to wear a face covering in museums. Please bring your face covering with you when you visit. If you are exempt from wearing one, please be prepared to explain this to the Warden. Since the 24th September it is a legal requirement that museums gather Test & Trace information from everyone who […]
Work of the Craftsmen Exhibition
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum Tide Mill Way, Woodbridge, Suffolk, United KingdomShowcasing the Craftsmen that built and maintained the Tide Mill. Our Curation Team will exhibit a number of interesting objects that show the skill and evolution of these Craftsmen
Weights and Measures Exhibition
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum Tide Mill Way, Woodbridge, Suffolk, United KingdomWeights and Measures gives the visitor a chance to view a rare Half and full bushel, French Platform Scales, the large Tide Mill balance scales and a newly acquired chondrometer. We hope this display will link the concept of density with mass and volume, introduce the simple machines that make up the mechanisms of the various scales and balances.
Jean Gardner/1968 Exhibition
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum Tide Mill Way, Woodbridge, Suffolk, United KingdomRunning parallel with the Tide Mill’s 850th Anniversary, this Exhibit will be created to recognise Jean’s crucial and generous contribution to the preservation of this unique and iconic building. It will also highlight other significant moments during the year of 1968 to put it into temporal context.
Tide Mill reopening 17/5/21
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum Tide Mill Way, Woodbridge, Suffolk, United KingdomTIDE MILL REOPENING WITHOUT LOCKDOWN RESTRICTIONS We plan to welcome visitors without lockdown restrictions from Monday 19 July (subject to Government advice changing). Until then we're sorry but entry is limited to five visitors at a time and needs to be booked in advance. BOOK A VISIT HERE The limit on visitor numbers should end from Monday 19 July. If so, advance booking will end from that point. If the Government guidance changes, these arrangements will be modified to comply.
Craft morning for children aged 4-11
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum Tide Mill Way, Woodbridge, Suffolk, United KingdomWednesday August 4th 10-12pm Craft morning for children aged 4-11. There will be three activities all based on the theme of renewable energy. Children can come along and do one or all three. Entry is free with just one adult admission.
Lammas Day Craft Morning
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum Tide Mill Way, Woodbridge, Suffolk, United KingdomLammas Day Craft Morning From 11-1pm - Wednesday August 25th Lammas Day is a festival which marks the annual wheat harvest, which falls on August 1st. We will be making corn dollies - suitable for all ages! Craft making is free with museum admission.
The Staff of Life Exhibit Wed 1 Sept 2021
Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum Tide Mill Way, Woodbridge, Suffolk, United KingdomA new exciting exhibit in line with edible Woodbridge is our ‘The Staff of Life exhibit’ which highlights how flour as a raw material is used for the creation of bread and explains how people/families were reliant on its supply for low-cost survival. It features a collection of period baking utensils, associated particularly with the baking of bread, and archival documents reflecting the importance of flour as a staple food in England. As well as providing historical context and reminiscence triggers, the display provides a link into the food science topics that the Museum is developing within its digital offering. The [...]
