ExhibitionExhibitions
10 Years of “To Walk Invisible”
Price
Free–£15
Included with Museum admission; no separate exhibition price stated. Museum admission (April 2026–March 2027): standard £15; age 65+ £13; general concession £9; ages 12–16 and ground-floor-only £7.50. Under-12s in a family group, Society members, essential carers/companions, Max card, Museums Association and National Art Pass holders free. Tickets valid one year. General concession covers students, disabled visitors, means-tested households and residents of BD20, BD21 and BD22.
Where
Church Street, Haworth, West Yorkshire, BD22 8DR
About
A display marks ten years since Sally Wainwright’s television drama about the Brontës, focusing on its research, set design and costumes.
The exhibition shows how the production recreated Haworth and the Parsonage and includes costumes by Tom Pye. The Museum lists it from 2 September through 31 December 2026 and explicitly says entry is included with Museum admission.
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Listed on bronte.org.uk. Details can change, so check with the organiser before you go.