Special events will be added once we've finalised details.

Admission free on all dates

Sunday 14th April

Sunday 5th & Monday 6th May

Sunday 26th & Monday 27th May

Saturday 8th June 'Celebrating Crommie the Golden Cocker Spaniel' (our own WW2 Hero Dog) / Sunday 9th June

Satuday 6th  (Gala Dayk)

Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th August

Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th September

Come along, you may like what you see!

PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO THE COVID 19 VIRUS THE MUSEUM WILL NOT BE OPEN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

 

Special events will be added once we've finalised details.

 

Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th April

Friday 8th & Saturday 9th May

Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th June

Your Godmanchester Family History

Have you traced the history of your family who have lived in the town – or perhaps you would like help to find them? Why not come along and share your stories. A help and advice desk (free of charge) will be at the museum on the 13th and 14th June from 2pm -5pm.

There will also be displays about Godmanchester families, old school and sports photos.

Saturday 4th (Gala Day)

Sunday 30th & Monday 31st August

Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th September

Children's Lego weekend

Children's Lego weekend celebrates Port Holme and Godmanchester's natural history, allowing the children and grown-ups who like to play with Lego to join in the fun.

Sunday 27th September

Roman Re-enactor Day

Eat delicious Roman food prepared by the museum's cookery expert Shirley Walsh. March with the soldiers, visit the doctor. Dressing up clothes and swords for children provided. Lots more fun with exciting Roman re-enactors and their stalls to come.

Come along, you may like what you see!

For 2024, The Godmanchester Museum will be open on the following dates:

Opening times are 1400 -1700 hrs. Admission free.

April Saturday 20th
April Sunday 21st

May Saturday 18th
May Sunday 19th

June Saturday 8th
June Sunday 9th

July Saturday 13th
July Sunday 14th

September Saturday 14th
September Sunday 15th

October Saturday 12th
October Sunday 13th

 

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The Porch Museum holds special exhibitions or events each year.  

In May 2010 the Porch Museum showed its first produced film'Godmanchester Remembered', based on interviews with a remarkable man, Neville Markham at 96 one of our oldest residents. The film includes wonderful historic photographs from private collections, the museum and archives.

The film was a great success with over 100 visitors coming to view the film on its first showing. With many requests to purchase a copy of the film it has now been made available on DVD and can be purchased from the Museum Shop.

A preview of the museums second film Children of Godmanchester was show before the museum closed for the winter months. Again over 100 visitors attended and many requests were made to purchase a copy of the film. The museum hopes to release this DVD for sale in Summer 2011

The Porch Museum also made available to purchase, on CD a copy of the Queen Elizabeth's Grammar school Pence Book 1850 and 1855. A copy can be purchased from the Museum Shop.

A new addition to the museums family history boards was the story of George Cross a Godmanchester hero which now forms part of the museums collection.

The Museum is now closed for the winter months.

Opening dates for 2014.

Sunday 6th April 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Sunday 4th May 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Monday 5th May 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Sunday 25th May 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Monday 26th May 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Sunday 15th June 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Sunday 5th July 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Monday 6th  July 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Sunday 24th August 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Monday 25thth August 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Sunday 14th September 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free
Sunday 28th September 2.00pm – 5.00pm Admission free

 

 

A selection of Articles featuring The Porch Museums events and achievements.

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Articles in this section were first published by Godmanchesters Community Association in The Bridge magazine. 

The Porch Museum would like to thank them for giving us permission to reproduce these articles covering the past 35 years.

Some of the articles have had relevant images added by The Porch Museum.