Exhibitions and Events

Information about current and upcoming exhibitions at the D.H Lawrence Birthplace Museum.

Exhibitions

Together

Part 1. 25 January - 12 February - A Lasting Love

Chinese student by D.H. Lawrence phoenix emblem

 

To celebrate the Chinese Year of the Snake, the D.H. Lawrence Museum is proud to present a photographic exhibition from Chinese students studying at Nottingham Trent University to accompany a new digital recitation of D.H. Lawrence’s famous poem, ‘The Snake’. 

A Lasting Love is a photographic love letter to Eastwood and Nottingham from Feixue Huangdu, a Chinese student who studied in Nottingham and then made the East Midlands her home. Feixue Huangdu is a former journalist and is now a professional heritage consultant from Mainland China.

Part 2. 12 February - 12 April – First Impressions

From the surprisingly familiar to unexpected culture shocks, First Impressions showcases photographs of Chinese students who have just arrived in Nottingham to study, sharing their observations of Nottingham, Eastwood and the UK. 

 

Eastwood, On the Home Front, 1914-1918 (17 April - 21 June)

Eastwood On The Home Front

From the archives of local newspapers of the time, and from the town council records, this exhibition gives us a glimpse into how World War I affected the streets and the people of Eastwood that D.H. Lawrence knew so well.

Exhibit in our space

We host an exciting programme of ever changing exhibitions in our Gallery Space.  We love to promote our local community so if your group has an exhibition that you think would work well in our Gallery Space please contact us.


Events

Wellbeing Walks (Resuming 4 March 2025!)

We offer a programme of monthly Wellbeing Walks focused on getting an hour of fresh air, exploring the local area and meeting people. On the walks you can enjoy Broxtowe’s beautiful countryside, whilst learning about local heritage, and of course, D.H. Lawrence.

Walks will resume again in 2025 on 4 March and will take place on the first Tuesday of each month thereafter, meeting at 10.00am at the Birthplace Museum on Victoria Street, Eastwood.

2025 dates will therefore be:

  • 4 March
  • 1 April
  • 6 May
  • 3 June
  • 1 July
  • 5 August
  • 2 September
  • 7 October
  • 4 November
  • 2 December

Gin and Gaslight (Returning 9 May)

Gin and Gaslight 2025

Our hugely popular Gin and Gaslight event is back for Spring 2025 and tickets are on sale NOW!

A gin tasting experience with a difference will be on offer in Eastwood on 9 May, as the D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum’s Gin and Gaslight events return for 2025.

This event will give guests a taste of Victorian decadence, with a chance to learn about and sample several gins, whilst experiencing this award-winning museum at night. On arrival guests will be greeted by their Victorian hosts with an aperitif, before taking in the magic of the museum and its historic rooms and exhibitions by gas light. Turning up in Victorian costume is not required but always celebrated!

To book tickets please visit the link here (opens in a new window)

Be advised that this is a popular ticketed event and places are limited, therefore booking early is advisable.


Contact
D.H Lawrence Birthplace Museum
tel: 0115 917 3824