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Telling the story of Steyning, Bramber, Upper Beeding,
Ashurst, Wiston & Botolphs

The Museum tells the story of our local area from pre-history to the present day.

There are permanent exhibits and temporary displays, so a look around is equally worthwhile for new or regular visitors. If you want to research something in detail, we keep a library and archives. Have a look at our shop too.You can use your own smartphone to access an audio guide to our history and exhibits. 

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    Tea Trolley overall from Gert & Daisy

What’s On

Teatime Talk: How your Library helps YOU

Using Steyning Public Library’s resources to support your studies Saxon Room, Steyning Centre. Under 19’s and students FREE, ยฃ5 everyone else Talk starts 4.15pm – Refreshments included in ticket price.


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16
September
2026

Tea Time Talk: Steyning Grammar School in its early days

Illustrated talk by John Burstow, a Museum member, and both anย  ex – SGS student and an ex – SGS teacher! 4:15pm Wednesday 21st October at the Steyning Centre, BN44 […]


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21
October
2026

News

  • New Exhibition

    Our latest exhibition The River Runs Through telling the story of the Adur Valley, is now on display.


  • Museum Closure

    We regret that due to the extreme temperatures forecast for the next few days the museum will be CLOSED on Thursday & Friday (9th & 10th July). We aim to re-open on Saturday.


  • Steyning Downland Scheme – Archaeological Dig

    Steyning Downland Scheme – Archaeological Dig

    July 1 – July 7, 2026 At the old Targets, at the top of Steyning Rifle Range The dig runs from 1st July to the 7th July. Volunteers can apply to help for a day here: https://guestlist.co/events/812541 Anyone can come down to visit and have a look though (and they don’t need to book). We…


  • Teatime talk – postponed

    Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances John Burstow is unable to give his talk on May 20th so it has been postponed until a later date. The next Teatime Talk will be on Wednesday 17th June.