Broadway Museum & Art Gallery

My 5 year old had a lovely visit with Santa! His grotto was very cosy and the big man himself was as welcoming as he could possibly be! My little one got a little certificate confirming she has been good, a candy cane from Santa's tree and a little handmade pompom, also from his tree. All very cute and made a nice change from the usual gifts. The whole visit was delightful! We also got to hunt for Reindeer (the very cute knitted kind) around the museum! Having never visited the museum before, its definitely worth a look! Very interesting place! Everyone at the museum was lovely and my little one was over moon with her visit to Santa! It was more than worth every penny!

A really excellent museum covering wide range of categories about local life, art and culture. Very friendly and welcoming staff and a good distraction on a cold autumn day.

Had a first visit to Broadway Museum and Art Gallery. It is a wonderful place and tells the story of Broadway well. It also incudes a floor devoted to a number of famous artists who summered here. This includes a couple of Sargeant portraits and a photo facsimile of his famous "Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose" work which was painted locally. They appear to.also have an original Hogarth but alas this is in a glass case and not hung on the walls, making it extremely difficult to view properly. Otherwise, I spent a very pleasant hour here.

The kids Halloween trail was lovely. They’d clearly put a lot of thought and effort into it and staff were very friendly. I also enjoyed the fact that the museum really reminded me of the Sanderson Museum from Hocus Pocus! My son is hopeful they will be doing a Christmas one.

Spent over 2 hours in this fantastic museum, great range of objects with links to the village of Broadway. The building itself is very atmospheric and well worth inspecting. Great little museum with wonderful objects check it out if your nearby

A fairly small museum, but lots of detail on the history of the village, the coaching route, the trains and the artists who lived in the village. We split up as we had dogs and both spent a couple of hours going around the 3 floors. Some brilliant audio-exhibits to enhance the visit. A must-do if you're spending the week in Broadway particularly.

10 pound per person entry is absolutely highway robbery. The price is very poorly marked out until you are cornered by the volunteers to cough up for admission. Very small museum and not much in the collection considering it’s 10 pound to enter. Won’t be recommending or returning.

Just been to a children's pottery workshop and it was fantastic. The space is very friendly and the artist was a Great Pottery Throwdown finalist....what an amazing opportunity. Thank you.