Our first online exhibition Peace and Pandemic is has now launched online, exploring the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on communities and campaigning. Read more
Join in with our weekly #PMCreativeChallenge to keep your creative at home, inspired by our collection. Read more
See how peace groups around the world marked the Nuclear Ban Treaty coming into law on January 22nd 2021. Read more
As part of Peace OUT our project exploring LGBTQ+ activism and peace, we’re held an online Show + Tell event to celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month in Bradford- February 2021 Read more
Learn all about our contemporary exhibition gallery and its original launch in 2017. Read more
Did you know our collection goes on loan to other museums? Read more
24 hours of peace saw Neil Bartlett collect the stories from 100's of today's peacemakers including two of the museum's staff. Read more
Find out more about the United Art Project created by Kayle McCoy which helped Bradford families stay creative during the lockdown. Read more
Find out how Bradford marked 75 years since the first use of an atomic bomb in a peaceful socially distanced protest against nuclear weapons. Read more
On September 5th the Italian artist Luca Fruzzetti, aka Dale, exhibited The Walk of Peace, a more than 5km long art installation created to celebrate peace and mark the re-start of the arts and culture sector in Italy. Read more
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We teamed up with Bradford artist and facilitator Nancy Haslam-Chance and each week during lock down we shared a #StayHome activity based on objects from our collection with #PMCreativeChallenge. Read more
The Peace Museum has seven travelling exhibitions that are available for loan by an organisation/individual for the purposes of a short-term display. We do not charge for this service; however the borrower must cover postage and packaging costs. In addition, as the Museum is a charity, a donation which would cover staff time in arranging the loan would be most welcomed. Read more
The museum is currently located in Piece Hall Yard, Bradford , West Yorkshire, UK, but the museum is closed as we search for a new home... Read more
Local social documentary photographer Nathan McGill has been capturing the quiet scenes and tender human moments of lockdown in Bradford in this photo essay. Read more
Find out how anti-war campaign groups have adapted their message for the context of the pandemic, arguing that now, more than ever, public funds should be diverted from weaponry and war to supporting the healthcare system. Read more
For many, the urgency of the #BlackLivesMatter movement and the need for immediate change to protect black lives has meant a willingness to go out and protest, despite the lockdown measures. Read more
As a result of the BLM protests, statues and heritage became the focus of the discussion. After the toppling of a statue of Edward Colston in Bristol, we discuss how heritage has a role to play. Read more