Brontë Parsonage Museum Programme Officer Sam celebrates the release of Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” with a celebration of the timeless themes of Emily Brontë’s classic text.
This week, we’re starting the build up to our Enemies to Lovers Valentine’s film season with a celebration our favourite sidekicks in cinema.
Ben Robinson takes us behind the scenes of his first weeks in the conservation team.
Volunteer blogger Freya shares her thoughts on Chloe Zhao’s new Hamnet adaptation, showing at Pictureville until 22 January.
Ahead of the release of aviary sensation H is for Hawk, we herded up our staff’s favourite movie mice, film foxes and every critter in between…
Current director Jo Quinton-Tulloch remembers the museum’s first director, Colin Ford.
Find out what Iman Amjid got up to on her Young Creatives placement at the museum.
We recap another great year for film with a roundup of our staff’s screen highlights.
Volunteer blogger Elena picks her favourite wintery images from our collection.
Vanessa wraps up the conservation team’s best bits of the year.
Science Director Roger Highfield describes an interactive art installation that reveals the extraordinary power of the Born in Bradford health study.
Bradford Digital Creatives: How a Two-Year Pilot Unlocked New Possibilities for Over 1,800 Young People
A two-year digital arts pilot delivered in partnership with Born in Bradford has reached a major milestone – and its impact is already resonating across classrooms, communities, and the city’s creative future.