How did we get here?
This exhibition features a small selection of Tibetan artefacts from the collection and sheds light on previously untold stories. It sits alongside, Encounters, a new film by British-Tibetan artist, Nyima Murry.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
As part of the exhibition experience, the Conservation Studio next to the Museum will offer the rare opportunity to get a behind the scenes insight into the conservation work, techniques and collaborative decision-making that helped make the exhibition happen.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Accessibility
Wheelchair access to the ground floor. There are steps to the first floor. Seating is available throughout the exhibition. Films are subtitled. Large print information available.
- Meeting point
This exhibition is inside the hall, on the ground floor and first floor.
- Suitability for children
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times
Upcoming events
Orienteering at Kedleston Hall
Available daily, explore more of the parkland at Kedleston with a family friendly orienteering course. Using a map, choose your own route to find your way.
Tibetan Outdoor Trail
Continue the 'How Did We Get Here?' exhibition into the outdoors. Discover the significance of natural elements in Tibetan culture.
Heritage Open Days
Enjoy free access to Kedleston as part of Heritage Open Days.
Autumn in the Park- Guided Walk
Learn about sources of craft materials, medicines and wild food from the plants that grow in the UK countryside.