SEPTEMBER

Girls in the Lead
Until 3rd October
Put together with the Forest of Dean Girl Guides, this exhibition celebrates 100 years of Girl Guides in the Forest.

Hidden in the Forest
Until 23rd September
Photographs of the Forest of Dean by David Hooton.

Heritage Day
Sunday 12th September
Take advantage of free admission as part of Heritage Open Days!

Forest Images
25th September - 4th November
Oil paintings on canvas by Sarah King.

OCTOBER

The Night the River Burned: The Severn Railway Bridge Disaster
16th October 2010 - 16th January 2011
A journey of rediscovery to commemorate the night of the 25th October 1960, and the loss of the Severn & Wye Railway Bridge and motor vessels Arkendale H & Wastdale H.

Drawing the Forest
Saturday 23rd - Sunday 31st October Craft Activities are self-led
Our own Forest take on the national Big Draw event. Come and make
your mark.

Fungi Weekend
Saturday 30th & Sunday 31st October
Experts from the Dean Fungus Group bring their encyclopaedic knowledge of the Forest’s mushrooms and fungi, and take visitors out on daily forays to hunt for mushrooms. Forays 2pm each day.
Forays limited to 30 places.

NOVEMBER

Seasons of the Forest and the Dean’s Industrial Past
6th November - 16th December
Photographs of Forest of Dean seasons and disused railways by David Tinsley.

DECEMBER
Out and About
18th December - 3rd February 2011
Digital photographs of the Dean by Randolph Knight.

JANUARY 2011

Cameras in the Dean
29th January - 3rd April 2011
Documenting popular walks in the Forest, these photographs by the Dean Photographic Group show the history, culture, natural beauty and flora and fauna betwixt the Severn and the Wye.