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Join DJ Samira on 3 August as she streams straight from the #PowerOfStories exhibition with some super tunes for you to boogie to from the comfort of your own home.

For children up to 10 years, with a responsible adult nearby.

Join the Facebook event: https://t.co/i1XWuMqj0q

We’re working with designers and with our community to create new displays for a major redevelopment of Ipswich Museum. We want to make sure that the words in these displays reflect different perspectives & don’t shy away from difficult subjects. #WordsForTheFutureMW #MuseumWeek

🦏 We need your input! 🦏

Part of the project to develop Ipswich Museum will include a new brand and website. And we want to know what you think! Please help us with developing this work by completing this brief questionnaire.

Take part in the survey: https://t.co/ZnyFSNX2Vq

If you book your place for Jungle Jam before Wednesday 27 January, you’ll be sent a free activity pack in the post to use during the session!

Find out more about the online event for under 11s and book your place here: https://t.co/B4DabCiLDe

Join @dance_east and Ipswich Museums for a digital family workshop! Including dancing, arts and crafts, and storytelling, this workshop will be based on the book Giraffes Can’t Dance and is suitable for ages 5 – 11 years. Book now: https://t.co/B4DabCiLDe

Taking your daily exercise 1780s style. George Frost painted this copy of Gainsborough’s Ladies in the Mall in 1820. The painting was owned by Frost, who was influenced by Gainsborough & collected his art. Find out more about Frost on Collections Online - https://t.co/7CxD2ABX1u

We have partnered with @dance_east to present Jungle Jam, a digital family friendly event for ages 5–11yrs. Based on the themes from much-loved book Giraffes Can’t Dance, featuring dancing, arts & crafts, and storytelling.
Sat 30 Jan 10am–12pm 🦒 Book now! https://t.co/qEQ9Rm5awo

It's another #MansionMonday! The beautiful entrance hall in Christchurch Mansion has not always looked as it does today. Much of the hall has remained the same through the years. Can you tell us which parts you recognise?

Have you ever thought of having a snail as a pet? 🐌 Here are some of our favourite animals from the collection! Three Studies of Children (Children and Snail) by Ellen Mary Rope, A Chestnut Carthorse by Henry Davy and Gainsborough's Horse by an unknown artist. #WorkOfTheWeek

For #WorkOfTheWeek we're sharing three profiles from our collection. 🎨 What's your best side? Show us a profile!

Thomas Woolner, Dorothy Woolner, 1883
British (English School), Cardinal Wolsey
Harriet Churchyard, Kate Churchyard