Seven Stories

21^st July 2020 Seven Stories has been shortlisted for a national award for its lockdown activities

Seven Stories has been shortlisted for the Kids in Museums Family Friendly Museum Award From Home.

2^nd July 2020 Essential workers become exciting readers with I'll Tell You a Story Initiative

Seven Stories is fighting back from the Covid-19 lockdown with a unique initiative that unites well-known celebrities and essential workers to promote the importance of storytelling.

9^th June 2020 Guest Blog: Mini Monsters Can I Play? With Caryl Hart and Tony Neal

Meet the Mini Monsters - four adorable characters who are learning valuable lessons about friendship and how to get along, in a pre-school setting.

22^nd April 2020 Brand New FREE eBook from Sally Nicholls and Viviane Schwarz to be read exclusively by the author on Seven Stories Facebook Page

Join us on Friday 24 April, 10am on our Facebook page.

6^th April 2020 Coronavirus support for organisations outside of the National Portfolio and individuals

Seven Stories to share its knowledge and skills with other organisations and individuals to help them access the support available from Arts Council England.

5^th April 2020 Recommended Reads for Budding Bookworms this Spring

From playful picture books to dramas for young adults there's something for everyone to enjoy.

24^th March 2020 Seven Stories to partner with Andersen Press for Weekly Virtual Storytimes

Seven Stories to share free of charge every Friday at 10am via Facebook whilst the visitor centre is closed to the public.

17^th March 2020 Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update

In light of the most recent advice from the UK Government, Public Health England and the World Health Organisation, Seven Stories will close its doors to the public from 5pm on Wednesday 18 March 2020 until Sunday 19 April 2020.

4^th March 2020 Do you know where stories come from?

Some people say that there are only seven types of story in all the world. Visitors to Seven Stories are being invited to discover if this can really be true in an exciting new exhibition due to open this Easter.