A Space to Be project inspired by artist, Jason Wilsher-Mills.
An important but often overlooked scientist, Anne Phillips played an important role in 19th century geology.
To celebrate International Women’s Day 2025, Katie Crowther takes a look at Alice Lieder, an archaeologist, Egyptologist, and missionary from Scarborough.
To celebrate International Women’s Day 2025, Katie Crowther explores the life of Frances Currer, a bibliophile and book collector, known for her extensive literary and intellectual accomplishments.
Take part in the East Coast Open 2025
Take part in the Junior Open 2025
Photographer Derrick Santini chats about his love of dogs, and the inspiration behind Paw-traits – Lily, his beloved white Bull Terrier who was photographed with everyone from Taylor Swift to Idris Elba.
We’re looking for artists and makers to take part in Summer on the Crescent on Saturday 20 July 2024.
A North Yorkshire woman has solved a family mystery after spotting a charm in our exhibition, Displayful
A reflection on Space to Be’s involvement in community project The Birdcage Walk, by Community Engagement Officer Jayne Shipley
We had a great time with Year 10 students from Graham School in Space To Be…
A major new project uniting hundreds of museums and schools in a celebration of UK wildlife and creativity is coming to Scarborough Museums and Galleries.
An easy to use PDF that includes sensory maps and accessibility information that shares ‘what to expect’ before visiting Scarborough Museums.
Take your time to enjoy our exhibitions from your mobile or computer.
On a chilly Saturday, A Space To Be welcomed swapper shoppers ready to share their wears…
A brand new addition to the exhibition programme at Scarborough Art Gallery…
Summer 2023 will see the return of the East Coast Open – a celebration of local creative talent on display at Scarborough Art Gallery.
Fancy taking part?
Strutting their stuff in Space To Be, it was great to invite Blueberry Academy for a silent disco.
From torches and maps, to fidget spinners and puppets find out about the resources available to visitors with special educational needs and disabilities, autism and neurodiversity.