Chester

Chester History & Heritage is a local and family history resource centre housed in the Grosvenor Museum, in the centre of Chester.

The gory story of medicine through time! Sick To Death is a history of medicine attraction in the centre of the historic city of Chester. Visit a playground of plague with a smatter of splatter, and a chance to poke into our medical past. Located in the historic and atmospheric St Michael's Church, Sick to to Death will take you through the history of medicine, from our bumbling beginning to modern scientific methods. From our immersive Diagnosis Alley, to performing your own autopsy on Colin the cadaver, you'll explore every era of medicine inside our museum. We don't skimp on the info, but there's lots of fun to be had, making Sick to Death a great day out for visitors of all ages.

Theatretrain's After School Club at Overleigh St Mary's provides a fun hour of dancing, acting, singing and theatre games as a great introduction to the performing arts for Overleigh pupils.

A museum on Castle Dr in Chester.

Riverside Innovation Centre, Castle Dr

History of 4 regiments connected with Cheshire from 1685 to today, depicted in interactive displays.

Galleries on Chester's local history and Cheshire's natural history, plus temporary exhibitions.

School of Performing Arts for children ages 3-18