The third Brighton Digital Festival opened yesterday. Over the course of September, over 160 events will take place throughout the city, ranging from developer’s conferences to art shows to comedy nights. At the Royal Pavilion and Museums, we’re working on three … Continued
Work on Murder in the Manor is now in its final stages, and we are planning to launch the website next week. In the run up to launch we will be posting more details about the project, including a preview … Continued
The Royal Pavilion & Museums would like to extend a really warm welcome to our new blogger in residence, Chris T-T. Chris will be with us for six months and will be spending time in the different departments of the … Continued
That was 2012… Our blog is a great way for us to tell stories about our collections and buildings and, above all, the work that goes on behind the scenes at the Royal Pavilion and Museums. 2012 has proven a … Continued
The Royal Pavilion may be King George IV’s most famous architectural legacy, but it was far from the only building project he commissioned. After he was made Prince Regent in 1811, he began to develop projects that would enhance his … Continued
The first version of the website goes live today, and we would love you to play with it, place some objects on the map, and let us know what you think. Over the coming months we aim to improve the … Continued
At the Royal Pavilion and Museums, we produce a lot of photographs. Scanned images of historic photographs, pictures of events and activities, photos of objects in our collections. They attract a lot of interest…. but where should we best put … Continued
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The Royal Pavilion & Museums Trust is a self-funding charity. We face a huge funding deficit from revenue lost during the Covid-19 pandemic, and we now need the urgent support of individuals and businesses to help us continue our work.
