Robinson's was once Chesterfield's single biggest employer with over 4,500 employees. This exhibition looks back at their work and the products they made for the healthcare industry.

Don Catchment Rivers Trust explores the industrial archaeology and natural regeneration of the River Rother.

The lady with the lamp describes her time at Scutari hospital and her part in the Crimean War.

St John Ambulance will be delivering free basic first aid lessons such as CPR, wound management and treatment of shock.

Have a chat with this famous railway pioneer and discover his connection with Chesterfield.

Learn how to make a traditional coiled pot with air drying clay.

Come along and meet a variety of local organisations exploring Chesterfield's history.

 We hold monthly valuation days at Chesterfield Museum that you can attend and bring any items of interest to for a free valuation.

An exhibition exploring the local area's rich coal mining history and what life was like for miners.

To celebrate one hundred years, Chesterfield rugby club, in partnership with Chesterfield museum, present an exhibition that tells the history of this popular sport in our town.

Discover what coal mining was like through the ages from the Tudors up to the National Coal Board.

Bamfords are one of the region's leading auction houses with valuers specialising in the auction and valuation of antiques and fine art.

The life, work and struggles of the coal miners from 1914 to 1990. An illustrated talk by Gareth Howell.

Explore the museum's onsite store room and find out how a museum cares for its collection for future generations.

Explore the museum's onsite store room and find out how a museum cares for its collection for future generations.

Bamfords are one of the region's leading auction houses with valuers specialising in the auction and valuation of antiques and fine art.

Have a chat with this famous railway pioneer and discover his connection with Chesterfield.

See Revolution House decorated for a 17th Century Christmas with greenery and a kissing bough, and colourful flower arrangements provided by our volunteers.

Join Holymoorside Brass Band in the garden at Revolution House for traditional carol singing and mince pies.

Come and have a go at the traditional games children used to play. Some you'll know and some you won't.

Come and have a go at the traditional games children used to play. Some you'll know and some you won't.