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A new Art Exhibition is opening at the fisherfolk museum. After the success of the Maritime Art Exhibitions of 2021 and 2022 and the Portraits exhibition of 203, the trustees decided to hold a fourth at the Community Museum located on the corner of North Street and St Ann’s Street.
The theme this year is different: Nostalgia…King’s Lynn Through Time. This will celebrate brand new works by the Artist Alan Castleton. In Alan’s own words
“This project was a personal challenge to take old and familiar black and white photos of King’s Lynn and render them in colour to give a new look to familiar scenes. I had posted some of the first examples on social media and was astonished by the feedback I received. It seemed logical to offer the Museum the option of basing the whole exhibition on this theme for which I offered a minimum of 20 new paintings”
The exhibition will be open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-3pm. Free entry.
For more information, please contact:
- True’s Yard Museum – 01553 770479 or info@truesyard.co.uk

A new Art Exhibition is opening at the fisherfolk museum. After the success of the Maritime Art Exhibitions of 2021 and 2022 and the Portraits exhibition of 203, the trustees decided to hold a fourth at the Community Museum located on the corner of North Street and St Ann’s Street.
The theme this year is different: Nostalgia…King’s Lynn Through Time. This will celebrate brand new works by the Artist Alan Castleton. In Alan’s own words
“This project was a personal challenge to take old and familiar black and white photos of King’s Lynn and render them in colour to give a new look to familiar scenes. I had posted some of the first examples on social media and was astonished by the feedback I received. It seemed logical to offer the Museum the option of basing the whole exhibition on this theme for which I offered a minimum of 20 new paintings”
The exhibition will be open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-3pm. Free entry.
For more information, please contact:
- True’s Yard Museum – 01553 770479 or info@truesyard.co.uk

A new Art Exhibition is opening at the fisherfolk museum. After the success of the Maritime Art Exhibitions of 2021 and 2022 and the Portraits exhibition of 203, the trustees decided to hold a fourth at the Community Museum located on the corner of North Street and St Ann’s Street.
The theme this year is different: Nostalgia…King’s Lynn Through Time. This will celebrate brand new works by the Artist Alan Castleton. In Alan’s own words
“This project was a personal challenge to take old and familiar black and white photos of King’s Lynn and render them in colour to give a new look to familiar scenes. I had posted some of the first examples on social media and was astonished by the feedback I received. It seemed logical to offer the Museum the option of basing the whole exhibition on this theme for which I offered a minimum of 20 new paintings”
The exhibition will be open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-3pm. Free entry.
For more information, please contact:
- True’s Yard Museum – 01553 770479 or info@truesyard.co.uk

A new Art Exhibition is opening at the fisherfolk museum. After the success of the Maritime Art Exhibitions of 2021 and 2022 and the Portraits exhibition of 203, the trustees decided to hold a fourth at the Community Museum located on the corner of North Street and St Ann’s Street.
The theme this year is different: Nostalgia…King’s Lynn Through Time. This will celebrate brand new works by the Artist Alan Castleton. In Alan’s own words
“This project was a personal challenge to take old and familiar black and white photos of King’s Lynn and render them in colour to give a new look to familiar scenes. I had posted some of the first examples on social media and was astonished by the feedback I received. It seemed logical to offer the Museum the option of basing the whole exhibition on this theme for which I offered a minimum of 20 new paintings”
The exhibition will be open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-3pm. Free entry.
For more information, please contact:
- True’s Yard Museum – 01553 770479 or info@truesyard.co.uk

A new Art Exhibition is opening at the fisherfolk museum. After the success of the Maritime Art Exhibitions of 2021 and 2022 and the Portraits exhibition of 203, the trustees decided to hold a fourth at the Community Museum located on the corner of North Street and St Ann’s Street.
The theme this year is different: Nostalgia…King’s Lynn Through Time. This will celebrate brand new works by the Artist Alan Castleton. In Alan’s own words
“This project was a personal challenge to take old and familiar black and white photos of King’s Lynn and render them in colour to give a new look to familiar scenes. I had posted some of the first examples on social media and was astonished by the feedback I received. It seemed logical to offer the Museum the option of basing the whole exhibition on this theme for which I offered a minimum of 20 new paintings”
The exhibition will be open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-3pm. Free entry.
For more information, please contact:
- True’s Yard Museum – 01553 770479 or info@truesyard.co.uk

A new Art Exhibition is opening at the fisherfolk museum. After the success of the Maritime Art Exhibitions of 2021 and 2022 and the Portraits exhibition of 203, the trustees decided to hold a fourth at the Community Museum located on the corner of North Street and St Ann’s Street.
The theme this year is different: Nostalgia…King’s Lynn Through Time. This will celebrate brand new works by the Artist Alan Castleton. In Alan’s own words
“This project was a personal challenge to take old and familiar black and white photos of King’s Lynn and render them in colour to give a new look to familiar scenes. I had posted some of the first examples on social media and was astonished by the feedback I received. It seemed logical to offer the Museum the option of basing the whole exhibition on this theme for which I offered a minimum of 20 new paintings”
The exhibition will be open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-3pm. Free entry.
For more information, please contact:
- True’s Yard Museum – 01553 770479 or info@truesyard.co.uk

A new Art Exhibition is opening at the fisherfolk museum. After the success of the Maritime Art Exhibitions of 2021 and 2022 and the Portraits exhibition of 203, the trustees decided to hold a fourth at the Community Museum located on the corner of North Street and St Ann’s Street.
The theme this year is different: Nostalgia…King’s Lynn Through Time. This will celebrate brand new works by the Artist Alan Castleton. In Alan’s own words
“This project was a personal challenge to take old and familiar black and white photos of King’s Lynn and render them in colour to give a new look to familiar scenes. I had posted some of the first examples on social media and was astonished by the feedback I received. It seemed logical to offer the Museum the option of basing the whole exhibition on this theme for which I offered a minimum of 20 new paintings”
The exhibition will be open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-3pm. Free entry.
For more information, please contact:
- True’s Yard Museum – 01553 770479 or info@truesyard.co.uk

A new Art Exhibition is opening at the fisherfolk museum. After the success of the Maritime Art Exhibitions of 2021 and 2022 and the Portraits exhibition of 203, the trustees decided to hold a fourth at the Community Museum located on the corner of North Street and St Ann’s Street.
The theme this year is different: Nostalgia…King’s Lynn Through Time. This will celebrate brand new works by the Artist Alan Castleton. In Alan’s own words
“This project was a personal challenge to take old and familiar black and white photos of King’s Lynn and render them in colour to give a new look to familiar scenes. I had posted some of the first examples on social media and was astonished by the feedback I received. It seemed logical to offer the Museum the option of basing the whole exhibition on this theme for which I offered a minimum of 20 new paintings”
The exhibition will be open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-3pm. Free entry.
For more information, please contact:
- True’s Yard Museum – 01553 770479 or info@truesyard.co.uk

A new Art Exhibition is opening at the fisherfolk museum. After the success of the Maritime Art Exhibitions of 2021 and 2022 and the Portraits exhibition of 203, the trustees decided to hold a fourth at the Community Museum located on the corner of North Street and St Ann’s Street.
The theme this year is different: Nostalgia…King’s Lynn Through Time. This will celebrate brand new works by the Artist Alan Castleton. In Alan’s own words
“This project was a personal challenge to take old and familiar black and white photos of King’s Lynn and render them in colour to give a new look to familiar scenes. I had posted some of the first examples on social media and was astonished by the feedback I received. It seemed logical to offer the Museum the option of basing the whole exhibition on this theme for which I offered a minimum of 20 new paintings”
The exhibition will be open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-3pm. Free entry.
For more information, please contact:
- True’s Yard Museum – 01553 770479 or info@truesyard.co.uk
Drawing on his experience as Head of the Americas at the British Museum and his global research, featured in his BBC documentaries ‘The Lost Kingdoms of South America’, ‘Easter Island, Mysteries of a Lost World’ and ‘The Inca: Masters of the Clouds’, Jago’s publications provide innovative perspectives on the interpretation of material expression.
The broad spectrum of Jago’s research has encompassed universal questions facing global society; including climate change, technological revolution, colonial encounters and social innovation. Jago’s new lecture ‘Museums of the Future’, written especially for the Pat Midgley Memorial Lecture held by True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum, will set out his vision for museums as great activators of social change. Join us for this evening presentation where together we will explore the future for an institution created with radical ambition and a different framework for relationships between art, artist and audience.
This special lecture will be held at The Trinity Guildhall (Town Hall), Saturday Market Place, King’s Lynn, PE30 5DQ. The evening will include a complimentary drinks reception with the lecture beginning at 7pm.
Tickets can be purchased online here
Or you can purchase tickets directly from the museum by calling 01553 770479 or emailing info@truesyard.co.uk
Admission Prices
Adults £5.00
Concessions: (Over 60's, Blue Light, Students) £4.00
Children £2.00 (under 5′s go free)
Family (2 adults + 2 children) £8.00
Registered Carers: Free
Research Centre: Free
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