Leah Mellors
@CuratorLeah
Museums Development Manager @WFMuseums. Prev @RiponMuseums @SW_Museum @SHCG1. Medievalist at heart. Fair weather cyclist. All views mine
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04-06-2017 14:17:38
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Huge congrats to Wakefield Museums & Castles and the young people in Wakefield who have been nominated for their work on the Where we are… project, supported by Youth Association 🙌
Where we are… is a UK-wide programme for young people that co-delivers local arts and cultural projects.
We want to make Wakefield Museum a better place for 16-to-25-year-olds.
We need your ideas on how to do it!
We're looking for participants aged 16 to 25 to join us for #YouthTakeoverDay !
More info and how to apply at bit.ly/WMTakeover2024
Apply by 12 Feb
#KidsInMuseums
Tonight we find out if we've won an award at the AHI #EngagingPeopleAwards2023 for our A World of Good project 🥳
We’re shortlisted in the Calling Out Climate Change category alongside Stromness Museum. 🌍❤️
Good luck to all nominees across the different categories!
This is an exciting one! A truly co-produced project between us Wakefield Museums & Castles, British Museum, Youth Association and a group of 15 young people from Wakefield, creating something cultural, local and meaningful
We’re serving you a serious slay from Madam Connie today!
Full of clips from local legend dressmaker Sue Riley and Madam Connie herself, check out Lydia’s (University of York History Department) blog for LGBTQ+ History Month #BehindtheLens :
bit.ly/WMCLGBTHM23
#LGBTHM23 LGBT+ History Month 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Last night we celebrated Knottingley’s industrial heritage, through an artwork and event by artist David Appleyard as part of #LightUpWFD
Thanks to Arts Council England, Wakefield Museums & Castles, Leah Mellors and to the people of Knottingley for sharing their stories, memories and thoughts.
Proud. Exhausted. A privilege to work with David Appleyard on Knottingley: Fire & Water for Wakefield Museums & Castles, celebrating industrial heritage in this unique town
Great to be at Fire & Water in Knottingley as part of #LightUpWFD . A brill project funded by Arts Council England sharing and exploring Wakefield Museums & Castles collections with communities and celebrating industrial, social and local heritage with artist David Appleyard. Congrats Leah Mellors! 🙌🙌
2 days to go until Knottingley: Fire & Water!🥳
'What does #Knottingley mean to you?' - over 200 local people have responded on postcards and beermats!
See some of the answers on our blog and come along to the event this Weds 23rd for the full display
bit.ly/WMCKFWBlog