TICKET INFORMATION
From midnight on Sunday 28th April, until 12 noon on Wed 1st May, our ticketing system will be offline and Box Office phone lines will be closed meaning that you will not be able to purchase tickets for shows. This is to allow us to implement an exciting new ticketing system. Fitness classes and activities will still be bookable online during this time.
Burns House Museum
Venue Details
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Contact Details
Castle Street
Mauchline
KA5 5BZ
Enquiries:
Call 01290 550045
BurnsHouse.MuseumandLibrary@eastayrshireleisure.com
For School Or Groups:
info@eastayrshireleisure.com -
Opening Hours
- Sunday: CLOSED
- Monday: CLOSED
- Tuesday: 10.30am–1.40pm & 2pm–6.00pm
- Wednesday: 10.30am–1.40pm & 2pm–6.00pm
- Thursday: 1.30pm-4.40pm & 5pm–8.00pm
- Friday: 10.30am-4.00pm
- Saturday: 10.30am-4.00pm
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Facilities
- Car parking nearby
- Limited access
- Toilets
Burns House Museum will be closing at 5.30pm on Tuesday 30th April due to staff training.
Robert Burns, Scotland’s National Bard, lived in Mauchline in what was arguably his most creative and productive period as a writer. It was at his farm in Mossgiel, close to the town, that he composed many of his best-loved poems. Whilst preparing for their move to Ellisland Farm in Dumfriesshire, Burns and his wife Jean Armour lodged in a room in what is now Burns House Museum.
Through the display of original manuscripts, objects and other publications we interpret Burns’s time in the town and his relations with many of its characters. Contemporary works commissioned in response to Burns and his work by significant Scottish artists such as Timorous Beasties and Calum Colvin complement the displays of historic objects.The collections on display are regularly changed, and a series of events take place in and around the museum each year including Burns Birthday in Mauchline, an annual event that celebrates our national bard.
The museum’s Robert Burns Collection is officially recognised as being of national significance as part of the wider collections cared for by the Museums of the Burns Scotland Partnership.
Visitors can also gain access to Nanse Tinnocks. During Burns’ lifetime, it was an alehouse he frequented and mentioned in his poems. Today, it's home to the largest known public collection of Mauchline Ware in the world and curling stones, for which the town is also famous for manufacturing.
School groups and groups are welcome by appointment.
Admission Free.
Venue Details
-
Contact Details
Castle Street
Mauchline
KA5 5BZ
Enquiries:
Call 01290 550045
BurnsHouse.MuseumandLibrary@eastayrshireleisure.com
For School Or Groups:
info@eastayrshireleisure.com -
Opening Hours
- Sunday: CLOSED
- Monday: CLOSED
- Tuesday: 10.30am–1.40pm & 2pm–6.00pm
- Wednesday: 10.30am–1.40pm & 2pm–6.00pm
- Thursday: 1.30pm-4.40pm & 5pm–8.00pm
- Friday: 10.30am-4.00pm
- Saturday: 10.30am-4.00pm
-
Facilities
- Car parking nearby
- Limited access
- Toilets
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