Steyning Museum Trust
Telling the story of Steyning, Bramber, Upper Beeding,
Ashurst, Wiston & Botolphs
The Museum tells the story of our local area from pre-history to the present day.
There are permanent exhibits and temporary displays, so a look around is equally worthwhile for new or regular visitors. If you want to research something in detail, we keep a library and archives. Have a look at our shop too.You can use your own smartphone to access an audio guide to our history and exhibits.
What’s On
Children’s Activity Morning
Suitable for Primary age children (children must be accompanied by an adult) Tudor costumes Badge making Make your own Pomander Bagatelle … various otherย craft activities and skittles (outside if […]
ยฃ2.00
August
2026
Teatime Talk: How your Library helps YOU
Using Steyning Public Library’s resources to support your studies Saxon Room, Steyning Centre. Under 19’s and students FREE, ยฃ5 everyone else Talk starts 5.15pm – Refreshments from 4.15pm
ยฃ5
September
2026
News
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Museum Closure
We regret that due to the extreme temperatures forecast for the next few days the museum will be CLOSED on Thursday & Friday (9th & 10th July). We aim to re-open on Saturday.
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Steyning Downland Scheme – Archaeological Dig

July 1 – July 7, 2026 At the old Targets, at the top of Steyning Rifle Range The dig runs from 1st July to the 7th July. Volunteers can apply to help for a day here: https://guestlist.co/events/812541 Anyone can come down to visit and have a look though (and they don’t need to book). We…
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Teatime talk – postponed
Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances John Burstow is unable to give his talk on May 20th so it has been postponed until a later date. The next Teatime Talk will be on Wednesday 17th June.
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Blog article
Maria, from Each Moment (provider of digitisation services for old tapes, photos, films, and slides), has written a very nice ‘blog’ about the museum. You can read it here: https://www.eachmoment.co.uk/blog/heritage-steyning-museum She has kindly offered a discount (code – HERITAGE25) for anybody who makes use of the digitisation service.












