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  • Family Christmas craft workshop

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    Come along and get festive with us, make some festive crafts, cards and presents. Discover the origins of Christmas traditions.

  • Chase family talk

    Chesham’s American connection

    A talk by local historian Neil Rees Learn about the Chase family and the other Chesham in New Hampshire, USA. Purchase your ticket for this talk on 21 January at 7.30pm, below. Location White Hill Centre, room 2 - get directions. Purchase your ticket

  • Chesham – the town that keeps reinventing itself

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    This talk has now sold out A talk by local historian Eleanor Phillips A brief look (60 minutes) at over 1000 years of Chesham’s industrial past Location White Hill Centre, room 2 - get directions. Purchase your ticket Sorry, this talk has now sold out

  • Cowie Map walk poster with details on the event

    Cowie Map Walk

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    Join us as we take a lighthearted look at features of the Chesham Map.

    This walk last for approximately 90 minutes and is not suitable for children or dogs.

  • Bright green poster promoting a free Easter Egg Hunt in Chesham. Cartoon bunnies and colourful Easter eggs decorate a yellow path beneath bunting. The poster reads: “Chesham Town Council Celebrates – Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday 4 April, 10am–3pm. Start from Town Hall. Complete the High Street trail and collect your prize from the museum.” Logos for Chesham Town Council, Chesham Museum, and The Garnett Foundation appear at the bottom.

    Easter Egg Hunt

    Join the fun in Chesham for a fantastic Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday 4 April from 10am to 3pm.

  • Pride from Prejudice

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    A talk by Peter Scott-Presland, writer, actor, playwright and founder of Homo Promos brings the history of the Campaign for Homosexual Equality to life.

  • Cowie Map Walk

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    We take another lighthearted look at the features on the Chesham map! You'll also receive an A5 map of the route signed by Mark.

  • What we used to read

    Come and celebrate the UN International Day of Older Persons and the National Year of Reading at Chesham Library at this special event from Chesham Museum.

  • Buckinghamshire the local impact of slavery and abolition

    Luca Sackeyfio, Postcolonial Studies MA, is an independent researcher with a special interest in the British Empire and its impacts on contemporary society. The talk will engage with the local impacts of British slavery and its legacy, shedding light on those who benefitted from it and those who fought against it.