The after-hours openings – which start on Friday June 16 – will give people a chance to explore the galleries and exhibitions for longer. Refreshments will be served and there will be free live entertainment, providing an opportunity to see the museum in a whole new light. The first in the ‘Friday Lates’ series on June 16 coincides with Sussex Day when everyone is invited to go along and celebrate the day with refreshments and Morris dancing in the museum garden from Broadwood Morris, Mythago and Black Dragon. Entertainment will start at 6pm. The Friday Lates will also give visitors the opportunity to see the newly-opened Frederick Godman exhibition, exploring the life and legacy of the natural scientist and collector who built his home near Horsham. Additional evening openings include Friday July 14, Friday August 4, and Friday September 15. All will have refreshments and live entertainment. Have you read? Sussex village pub outlines plans to build new houses within its grounds Horsham set to buzz with town centre pop-up bars, street food and live entertainment Horsham District Council cabinet member for leisure Jon Olson said: “I think it is great news that we are opening the Museum and Art Gallery for longer, it will be particularly good for people who work full-time, providing them with a better opportunity to view all the amazing galleries and exhibitions .” The Museum and Art Gallery in Horsham’s Causeway is open Tuesdays to Saturdays 10am to 4pm and all days across Bank Holiday weekends 10am to 4pm. For Friday Lates it is open 10am to 8pm with refreshments from 5pm and entertainments from 6pm.
