A Natural History Adventure – a replica of Dippy’s skull visits Seaton Jurassic
The Natural History Museum’s famous Diplodocus, known as Dippy, is touring the UK and we’re thrilled that we will be [...]
Teaching Staff Free Open Day – 25th February
Free Entry for teachers and teaching support staff and their families to our exhibition. Enjoy a journey like no other – [...]
Poetry Walk with Sarah Acton – 21st April 1.30pm-3pm
Jurassic Coast poet-in-residence, Sarah Acton, leads a gentle walk starting at the concrete bridge over the River Axe and ending [...]
Poetry Walk with Sarah Acton – 19th May 1.30pm-3pm
Jurassic Coast poet-in-residence, Sarah Acton, leads a gentle walk starting at the labyrinth in Cliff Gardens and ending up [...]
Poetry Walk with Sarah Acton – 17th March 1.30pm-3pm
Jurassic Coast poet-in-residence, Sarah Acton, leads a gentle walk starting at the concrete bridge across the Axe and ending up [...]
Poetry Walk with Sarah Acton – 24th Feb 1.30pm-3pm
Jurassic Coast poet-in-residence, Sarah Acton, leads a gentle walk starting at the labyrinth in Cliff Gardens and ending up at [...]
First day we are open for 2018 1st Feb
First day we are open to public in 2018. We look forward to your visit.
Mighty Oak Mobiles- Tuesday 31 July 10.00am – 11.45 am
Making mobiles using natural materials from nearby Shute medieval deer park which is ruled by a tree super hero, King [...]
Terrifying Triassic Sea Monsters- Tuesday 29 May 10.00am – 11.45 am
Create monster stencils and print with the soils creatures would have roamed during the Triassic period to make a unique [...]
Ancient Oaks and Alder Clogs- a virtual walk Wednesday 18 July
Take a virtual stroll through a timeless landscape with Ruth Worsley, Project Officer for the Legacy to Landscape project,to celebrate [...]