Name: Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
Rating: 5.0

Herbert Art Gallery and Museum

Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, Jordan Well, Coventry CV1 5QP, UK

1-99 Years

Paid

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Description

Herbert Art Gallery & Museum is a museum, art gallery, records archive, learning centre, media studio and creative arts facility on Jordan Well, Coventry, England.The Herbert offers inspiring and welcoming activities where the diverse communities of our city can explore and celebrate culture and identity.

Building sustainable and authentic relationships with our audience and the people we work with. Through a vibrant, innovative programme we create and host lively events which enrich the experience of visitors. We aim to stimulate curiosity, and provide playful learning opportunities throughout everything we do.

Price starts from £3.60 for Adults(16+ years) and £1.20 for Children(5-15 years & under 4s free). If you are looking for Best place for day out with kids and families then this is the perfect destination offering fun, adventure, and unforgettable memories for everyone.

Features

Paid
Host birthday parties: Yes

Features

Galleries: The Herbert’s permanent galleries showcase objects drawn from the social history, archaeology and visual art collections. On the ground floor, the History Gallery tells the story of Coventry and its people from the medieval period to the present day. It includes sections which look at the city’s watchmaking and ribbon weaving industries, the impact of the Second World War and the boom years of the 1950s and ‘60s.
Collections: Please note that objects from our collections are not always featured in our current displays or exhibitions. Archaeology, Social and Industrial History, Visual Arts, Archives, Natural History.
The Archive: Coventry Archives houses a range of documents charting the history of Coventry.The collection includes archives documenting the history of Coventry, highlights include the Charter of Incorporation of the City of Coventry, Coventry City Council records, Building plans, audio visual material and private accessions from individuals and organisations.
Photography & Filming: We invite visitors to take pictures during their visit, however, we do ask that you do not use flash, and take notice of any no photography signs (these will be placed next to certain artworks and within certain temporary exhibitions).

Facilities

Parking: There are several Pay & Display car parks available within walking distance. For directions using sat-nav or route planners use the postcode CV1 5QP. Alternatively, a park and ride service for the city centre is operated from War Memorial Park, Kenilworth Road in the south of the City.
Food & drinks: The café, run by Baxters Baristas, will continue to operate as usual. You can visit the café independently of the museum via the courtyard on Jordan Well.

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Price

Price: Paid

Price Details

DAY PASS:

Adult (Aged 16+): £3.60 Go CV, FREE Go CV+, & £5.40 Non Go CV.
Children (Aged 5–15): £1.20 Go CV, FREE Go CV+, & £2.50 Non Go CV.
Children (Aged 0–4): FREE Go CV, FREE Go CV+, & FREE Non Go CV.
Concessions (Seniors, Students, Museums Association): £2.40 Go CV, FREE Go CV+, & £3.60 Non Go CV.

ANNUAL PASS:

Adult (Aged 16+): £6.00 Go CV, FREE Go CV+, & £10.80 Non Go CV.
Children (Aged 5–15): N/A Go CV, N/A Go CV+, & £4.20 Non Go CV.
Children (Aged 0–4): FREE Go CV, FREE Go CV+, & FREE Non Go CV.
Concessions (Seniors, Students, Museums Association): £4.20 Go CV, FREE Go CV+, & £8.40 Non Go CV.

Pricing URL: https://www.theherbert.org/visiting/default.aspx

Birthday Parties

Offer Birthday Parties: Yes

Birthday Party Details

Children's Parties:

Dippy the Dino Parties: £200 for 2 hours for up to 20 children.
Your party includes:

Exclusive use of party rooms for 2 hours
Facilitated Dino-themed activities
Basic decorations including bunting and table covers
‘ROAR-some Birthday’ selfie frame and photo opportunity with a walking Dippy
A Bluetooth speaker for music
Optional party bags and party food

Arty Party: £200-£250 for 2 hours subject to your chosen themes for up to 20 children, with optional catering and party bags available as additional costs| Weekends Only

Your Arty Party includes:

For ages 5-16 but all are welcome
Exclusive use of party rooms for 2 hours
A 90-minute facilitated art workshop
All materials for the workshop
Basic decorations including bunting and table covers
A Bluetooth speaker for music
Optional party bags and party food

For more information please visit: https://www.theherbert.org/childrens-parties.aspx

Tuesday - Saturday: 10.00am - 4.00pm.
Sunday: 12.00pm - 4.00pm.
CLOSED: 24, 25 & 26 December and 1 January.

Address: Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, Jordan Well, Coventry CV1 5QP, UK

Post Code: CV1 5QP

Council: Coventry

County: West Midlands

By Bus: All buses terminate in the city centre, and most buses stop at Pool Meadow bus station. The Herbert is approximately 5 minutes walk from Pool Meadow, and 10 minutes from most other stopping places in the city centre. There are signposts across the city directing people to the Herbert, and we are situated next to the Cathedral so are easy to find.
By Train: From Coventry station it is a 10 - 15 minute walk into the city centre. Buses and taxis are also available from the railway station.
By Bike: There are some bike storage racks outside of the museum and nearby on University Square. There is also rack storage at Coventry Train Station.
By Car: At Coventry inner ring-road, turn off at Junction 3 or 5 and follow the brown signs for the Herbert. There are several Pay & Display car parks available within walking distance. For directions using sat-nav or route planners use the postcode CV1 5QP. Alternatively, a park and ride service for the city centre is operated from War Memorial Park, Kenilworth Road in the south of the City.
Parking: There are several Pay & Display car parks available within walking distance. For directions using sat-nav or route planners use the postcode CV1 5QP. Alternatively, a park and ride service for the city centre is operated from War Memorial Park, Kenilworth Road in the south of the City.