Opulent Gothic Revival building with Victorian elements, housing collections that range from art to anthropology.
Talk by Professor Sarah Gurr on the science and art of fungi, part of the RAMM exhibition 'Living Labyrinths: Art & Fungi'.
New music group for adults with learning disabilities led by Mike Marks of the Sounds of Learning, using authentic instruments from around the world.
Talk by V&A curator Annemarie Bilclough on Beatrix Potter's life as an amateur mycologist and her fascination with mushrooms.
Eight-week knit-along course led by Trudi Johnston of Wool on the Exe to make a cushion, part of the Exeter community project Knit Stop.
Two-hour art workshop led by artist Liese Webley for home-educated children aged 7 to 11, inspired by RAMM's 'Living Labyrinths: Art & Fungi'.
Music workshop for home-educated children aged 5-11, led by Mike Marks of Sounds of Learning, as part of RAMM's museum visits for home education.
Adults-only fungi-themed evening of meditation, talks, music and art inspired by the museum's 'Living Labyrinths: Art and Fungi' exhibition.
Artist talk by sound artist Jason Singh about the hidden sounds of the natural world and the technologies that make them audible.
The museum comes alive after dark with winter storytelling from Clive PiG, Christmas decorations, face paints and Father Christmas roaming the halls.
Exhibition of clockwork tinplate toys from a private collection, mostly made in Britain and Germany in the 1950s and 60s.
Stand-up comedy show in which comedians build their sets around artworks from RAMM's Fine Art Gallery collection and discuss them with the audience.
Talk by Dr Geri Parlby on the art of spin and propaganda in art, from ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia to 21st-century graffiti.
Exhibition exploring the cultural and scientific world of fungi through art, with bio-sonification, a large drawing and loans from RAMM's collections.
Museum-led activity day for home-educated children aged 7-11 to explore Ancient Egypt with mummification, artefact handling and a tomb tour around RAMM's mummy Shep en-Mut.
Free drop-in workshop in which visitors of all ages craft large willow creatures with craftsman Stefan Jennings.
Free drop-in gallery handling session to handle real and replica Roman artefacts and explore the Seaton Down Hoard at RAMM.
Drop-in workshop for children to roll, shape and arrange colourful paper strips into nature-inspired masterpieces to take home.
Award-winning Scratchworks Theatre Company brings science, music and interactive games for families to explore the world of fungi.
Nature craft workshop for children to create fungi-inspired miniature dwellings using natural treasures gathered from the woods.
Free handling sessions led by RAMM volunteers in which visitors touch authentic and replica objects from Exeter's wartime history.
