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Exhibition

Country Lives Gallery Tours

Wed 18 – Wed 25 Jun 2025

Weston Gallery

Free, advance booking required

Priority booking Wed 12 Mar, 11:00am

On general sale Wed 19 Mar, 11:00am

On general sale Wed 19 Mar, 11:00am

This event is sold out. Please contact our box office on 0115 846 7777 to be added to the waiting list.

Running time

1 hour

Priority booking Wed 12 Mar, 11:00am

On general sale Wed 19 Mar, 11:00am

On general sale Wed 19 Mar, 11:00am

This event is sold out. Please contact our box office on 0115 846 7777 to be added to the waiting list.

Join exhibition curator Dr Sarah Holland as she leads a walk through the exhibition, telling the stories behind the items on display.

A painting of Highland Cattle with farm buildings in the background
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Country Lives

Exploring the English Countryside from 1800. Thursday 10 April – Sunday 21 September.

A free exhibition featuring photographs, sketches, books, letters and maps from University of Nottingham collections.

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