Ceredigion Museum & Gallery

Ceredigion museum is a celebration of Welsh heritage, depicting the history of this fascinating county from across the ages. From farming to food, clothes and transport, the museum is home to a number of valuable collections. Along with the permanent exhibition, the museum is host to lively events and temporary exhibitions throughout the year.

Ceredigion museum is a vibrant and welcoming place to visit and is housed in a restored Edwardian theatre that has been described ‘one of the most beautiful museum interiors in Britain'.

SCHOOL VISITS & SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES
Visits to Ceredigion Museum are free and are a fantastic opportunity for school children to learn about the history and culture of Ceredigion. Schools and colleges are welcome to visit the Coliseum at any time during normal opening hours (10am-5pm).

Throughout the school holidays the museum runs activities for children, with fun fact quiz sheets, workshops and events.

THE COLLISEUM COFFEE HOUSE
The Colliseum Coffee House serves delicious locally sourced food in a laid back, family friendly atmosphere offering light lunches, snacks and high quality coffees, teas and handmade cakes. Everything is homemade using local produce and there are highchairs and space for children, including a good children’s menu with healthy options.

The MUSEUM SHOP
The museum shop is a unique shop selling gifts and souvenirs and a large range of wonderful items from postcards, to paintings, pocket money toys, arts and crafts, aprons and tea-towels based based on the museum’s collection and historical and factual books depicting Ceredigion’s fascinating past. Local artists and crafts people from the area also sell their products in the shop.

WEDDINGS AT CEREDIGION MUSEUM
With two stunning rooms to hold your ceremony in, a fully licensed bar and a choice of wedding breakfast options, Ceredigion Museum is the perfect venue for your special day.

The museum's café, shop and street level entrance makes the museum more accessible and provides a wide range of facilities.

The museum is free entry and is a wonderful place to visit for tourists and local residents alike.