Asking for It is a powerful and award-winning photographic series by Jayne Jackson that challenges the persistent culture of victim-blaming in cases of sexual and gender-based violence. Using a…

We Roar is an exhibition of extraordinary artwork and poetry by 40 people imprisoned in 21 different facilities in England and the USA.

An immersive, multiple-choice escape room from the National Justice Museum!

Join artist Marcia Porto for two creative, hands-on workshops where you'll explore how justice has been represented—and misrepresented—through images, records, and history.

This creative writing workshop will use our current exhibition – and the letters of support sent to Mrs Beatrice Pace after her trial for the murder of her abusive husband in 1927 – to explore issues…

Words, sounds, taste, and smell come together in this powerful sensory workshop.

A unique zine-making opportunity with prison art tutors and artist Faye Claridge.

This engaging workshop invites participants to explore drawing as a mindful practice, enhancing focus, reducing stress, and fostering a deeper connection to the world around them.

The 1790s were one of the most turbulent eras in Nottingham's history, when riots and rebellions ran rampant in the streets. But what were the main crimes?

Explore negative space and abstract pattern in this hands-on creative workshop, inspired by the upcoming 30 Objects Representing Justice exhibition at the National Justice Museum.

Aunt Agatha’s nearest and dearest have gathered at the Shire Hall to hear the reading of her will. Each one is hoping for a slice of the wealthy widow's vast estate, but who will inherit the fortune?

Join one of our expert interpreters for a 45-minute tour of the National Justice Museum and its unique architectural features.

For Heritage Open Day, we’re delighted to open one of our rarely seen spaces to the public – our beautiful Civil Courtroom – for a family friendly mock trial.

Step into the Dark Underworld of 1930s Nottingham: A Murder Mystery You Won’t Forget!