What's On - Trimontium Museum

The Museum reopens on Friday 14th February at 10.30am. We're planning lots of great events and activities for the coming year! Find out more

What’s On

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Visit our Events page for a list of activities and talks we are running throughout the year.

Upcoming Events

Half Term @ Trimontium

Dates:
Friday 14th February 2025 for 14 days

Location: Trimontium Museum

Events, Workshops

Hands on History Workshop - A Roman Frontier Post & Its People

Dates:
Wednesday 19th February 2025
More dates available

Varies by Date - Duration 135 minutes; 90 minute workshop, 45 minute gallery visit

Location: HALO Lab, Trimontium Museum, Melrose, TD6 9PN

Our News page shows the latest news articles and press releases from the Trimontium Trust.

News | See all

Donald Gordon 1934-2025

Trimontium wins a National Scottish Thistle Award

The Times Scotland article - 14.11.24

Trimontium wins TWO South of Scotland Thistle Awards

Jim Thom - friend to everyone and enthusiastic Trust volunteer

Tremendous TriMOUNDium event draws the crowds in Edinburgh

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