Work Experience Students Review ‘Wicked’
This week, we've had the delight of welcoming four students from a local secondary school to South Mill Arts for their week-long
About Seren Stephen
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Building of the month – High School, High Street
The building at the corner of High Street and Church Lane was built in 1850 to provide accommodation for the newly re-founded
May ArtSpace Exhibition
May’s ArtSpace exhibition is brought to us by Steve Karn and Mark Benterman! Steve Karn - Visual Artist and Audio Producer 'Back
Object of the Month – Bathtub Morse Code Key
As we celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day, our object this month was used in World War Two. This morse code
Building of the month – Corn Exchange – South wing
The south wing of the Corn Exchange, facing onto Market Square, was part of the original design by the architect Louis Vulliamy
South Mill Arts Announces the Retirement of Operations Director Paula Holland
South Mill Arts Announces the Retirement of Operations Director Paula Holland and the Appointment of Giles Gear as Successor. After a distinguished
April ArtSpace Exhibition
Mike Cook – ‘Illustrations to a story I will never write’ After a career in architecture, Michael Cook took up his overriding
Object of the Month – 2005 Paula’s First Panto Programme
April’s Object of the Month is chosen by our Operations Director, Paula. Paula retires this month after over 19 years at South
Building of the month – Nag’s Head, Dunmow Road – “The Up-to-Date Pub”
The Nag’s Head is an architecturally significant pub building, a leading example of progressive design of the 1930’s and is recognised as
Object of the Month – Benson pocket watch and Zelley winding key
Chosen by museum collection volunteer, Michael, this item revealed an interesting story about our local jewellers. The Benson pocket watch has a
