Museum Closed

 

With the potential for a further extension of the lockdown due to Covid we do not know when the museum will re-open. As a result, we have cancelled our advertised October speaker – but we will certainly invite him back once things begin to open up again.

Unfortunately, we had to cancel our July Rivendell Open Day but you can still add your name to the waiting list so we can let you know when the next one will be on.

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Hopefully, we will be able to go ahead with the Yaralla Open Day at the end of October, but, only time will tell.

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