A museum with varied interactive ethnographic exhibitions and temporary art displays.
Artists Katy and Rebecca Beinart are in residence at The Herbert, developing collaborative work inspired by their grandmother's civil rights archive, with an open studio and a creative writing workshop.
Exhibition by British artist Jonny Ambrose of geometric artworks inspired by Britain's wartime camouflage and automotive design.
Family session for young children to explore the Herbert's art collections through songs, stories, movement and sensory play.
An illustrated, live-narrated wildlife talk by local wildlife filmmaker and naturalist Simon Watts at The Herbert.
Drop-in, hands-on sensory play session for babies and young children up to four at The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum.
One-day beginner workshop introducing 3D modelling with Blender, covering modelling, texturing, lighting and rendering.
Festive sensory stories, rhymes and play for children under five, followed by a Christmas sing-along with Santa.
An immersive, 'Traitors-style' mystery game for adults in which visitors become players, investigate clues and decide who to trust beneath Dippy the Diplodocus.
Hands-on, interactive family session to play and explore with sensory materials at The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum.
Exhibition of more than 100 drawings by Prashant Kansara about the suffering of children in war and genocide.
Drop-in exhibition from the museum's natural sciences collection with insects, mammals, sea creatures and rocks from outer space, alongside Dippy the dinosaur.
Talk by Peter Walters on how Coventry was at the heart of the Gunpowder Plot, using the city's own buildings and history.
Guided tours of the museum's archive strongrooms with tales of murder and witchcraft, plus a visit to the medieval undercroft.
A hands-on 3D printing session for beginners to learn how 3D printers work and design a simple object to print.
The tenth edition of the British Art Show, curated by Ekow Eshun and exploring contemporary art in Britain since Brexit, arrives at the Herbert.
A drop-in day celebrating the women who shaped Coventry, with guided tours, object handling and a costume corner.
Drop-in family craft session for children aged 3 to 11 to make autumn and spooky creations during the October half term.
