A contemporary museum in the Derwent Valley Mills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrating the area's rich history of innovation. It is housed at Derby Silk Mill, widely regarded as the site of the world's first modern factory.
Free session for young people to meet local creative makers and learn about diverse careers in the creative industries.
Author talk with Wendy Holden about her novel 'The Queen's Painter', followed by a Q&A, with tea, coffee and scones.
Free drop-in workshop with hands-on science experiments and demonstrations inspired by Roma Agrawal's books, for families.
Festive ball with a drinks reception, three-course menu from River Kitchen, live DJ and photo booth at The Italian Mill.
Hands-on session to learn how to spin hand-made yarn on a drop spindle using British wool and silk, part of the Field to Fashion exhibition.
Free repair cafe where skilled facilitators help visitors mend clothes and teach them the skills to keep treasured items alive.
Beginner-friendly pottery workshop led by maker Lorna Ellen to make three woodland-inspired ceramic pieces, with all materials provided.
Facilitator-led session for babies aged 0-2 and their carers to explore themes through the museum's collections.
Free exhibition at the Museum of Making at Derby Silk Mill exploring the journey of raw British fleece from flock to fibre and the skills of textile makers.
