Featuring more than 100 objects and eight mummies, Golden Mummies of Egypt presents a rich perspective on beliefs about the afterlife during an era when Egypt was part of the Greek and Roman worlds

Exploring expectations of a life after death during the relatively little-known uGraeco-Romanu Period of Egyptian history u when Egypt was ruled first by a Greek royal family, ending with Queen Cleopatra

This new display explores the different ways artworks enter the collection and showcases many new works which havenut yet been on show. Reflecting on how the collection has been formed, how we can best use it and how it might grow in the future

No story-time is complete without Juliaus perfect read-aloud rhyme and Axelus unique artwork. Their most recently published book, The Baddies, was the UKus No.1 Bestselling Picture Book of 2022

A new exhibition from the Cosgrove Hall Films Archive explores animated worlds including original design drawings and concept artwork from The BFG, Count Duckula and Fool of the World and the Flying Ship

Come face to face with a colourful selection of historic and contemporary banners, the handiwork of those who fought for the rights we have today

Discover the radical women featured in PHMus main galleries on this interactive trail to celebrate the display of the Manchester suffragette banner

Featuring two special sound installations for visitors to experience. The work was created from oral history clips in the museumus collection of interviews with Jewish Mancunians talking about their meanings, memories and sensations of Sabbath

Discover the history of football gaming from the Victorian era through to the latest cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) technology, reflecting the cultural influences of each decade and how play technology is now adopted across the professional game

Albrecht Durerus material world is the first major exhibition of the Whitworthus outstanding Durer collection in over half a century

The noise and overstimulation of the modern world gets too much for many of us. Room to Breathe is a dedicated space to help you experience art in a more mindful way. This a room for you. To rest. To recover. A room to breath...

Head onto the cobbles of Lark Hill Place, a carefully recreated street and step back in time to experience what life was like in Victorian Salford. The street is constructed with original shop fronts and objects

There are over 400 works in the collection, 57 of which are oil paintings. Alongside the works of art is an archive containing thousands of items ranging from photographs to press cuttings and exhibition catalogues. Both the collection and archive were formed by Salford Museum & Art Gallery and transferred to The Lowry in 2000.