News from themuseum
A new name for the Current Rhodes Arts Complex
What’s in a Name? (the formal announcement of the new name for the current Rhodes Arts Complex) In line with its strategy
COVID-19 Information & FAQs
Welcome back! We’re so excited to see you again! To ensure your visit is safe and enjoyable we have put some new
Statement from Deirdre Glasgow, Chair of the Trust. 19.07.20
The Rhodes Birthplace Trust have placed a lot of information on the website (rhodesartcomplex.co.uk) regarding our future plans under “About us” .
The Museum is now open
We are delighted to be able to confirm that the museum is once again open for visitors. To help preserve safe social
Ghost Light – National Writing Day 2020
As part of National Writing Day, a celebration of all things written, we are delighted to present a short story penned by
National Writing Day 2020 – Junior writers competition
‘It’s not magic that takes us to another world. It’s storytelling.’ – Val McDermid Do you like writing stories? We are looking
Statement from Deirdre Glasgow, Chair of Rhodes Birthplace Trust 09.06.20.
For the benefit of those who have not yet had the opportunity to read our interim statement issued yesterday we would like
Statement from the Rhodes Birthplace Trust
We have been contacted by several people with questions and suggestions prompted by the issues raised by the "Black Lives Matter" movement.
Object of the Month
MUSEUM OBJECT OF THE MONTH Over the last two years the museum volunteers have written a series of fascinating articles for the
“Giving it both barrels” – the Alan Goldsmith story!
In the early 1960s Alan Goldsmith brought some of what were to become the world's biggest music acts to perform live on