"What do you remember of your childhood family holidays? It may have just been days out or a week away in a caravan or boarding house, but always an adventure.
Join us for the launch of our brand new exhibition, Joyce Butler: 'The National Woman's MP' - celebrating the life and work of Joyce Butler, MP for Wood Green 1955-1979.
This exhibition has been curated in partnership with Dr Lyndsey Jenkins, Associate Professor and Tutorial Fellow in History, Mansfield College, University of Oxford as part of an AHRC funded heritage project 'The National Woman’s MP: Joyce Butler, women's rights and women's liberation from the 1950s to the 1970s’.
Join us for buns and cheese, fruit punch, cake, tea and coffee on the Museum’s lawn for a Windrush Chat and Tea Party. With games and music, come along, reminisce and meet new friends and old.
Come along for this speed writing workshop with Bevali Mckenzie and produce a joint piece of writing about the experiences felt by those of the Windrush Generation. A recital of the worked piece will be held at a later date.
Join walk guide Avril Nanton as she looks back over four centuries of Tottenham’s black history and shares the lives of local heroes, changemakers and activists.
From seventeenth century pioneers to the Windrush Generation, this small pocket of Tottenham tells the stories of communities that have shaped the borough and the world beyond.
A special Curator's Pick to celebrate Windrush Day 2025.
Join Carmelita Kadeena for a gallery talk at Bruce Castle about her current exhibition 'Against The Wind', exploring what inspires her, how she reframes the stories she wishes to tell and the making of her art in locally found objects.
For any queries please email museum.services@haringey.gov.uk
Join guide and Friend of Bruce Castle Oona Kelly as she takes you on a heritage tour exploring the historic buildings around Northumberland Park and the range of architectural styles that they reflect, including St Mary’s Church and some of the area’s remaining grand villas.
Starting from Northumberland Park and ending at Lansdowne Road, this walk will highlight hidden architectural details you may have missed when passing through the area and will explore the fascinating stories of the people connected with these historic places.
Discover more about Turnpike Lane and South Asian Heritage with Deborah Hedgecock (Curator of Bruce Castle Museum). This will be a circular guided walk with Deborah in and around Turnpike Lane, looking at places, personal stories and events as we explore our local South Asian Heritage and community history.
Discover more about Turnpike Lane and South Asian Heritage with Deborah Hedgecock (Curator of Bruce Castle Museum). This will be a circular guided walk with Deborah in and around Turnpike Lane, looking at places, personal stories and events as we explore our local South Asian Heritage and community history.