What types of tickets are available and do they offer family or group
discounts?
Yes! They offer:

Please note: Free entry is available for children
under 5 with no ticket required for infants. Disabled visitors receive a
discounted rate which includes a free carer ticket. Additionally, on March 30,
2025, the Mother Figure event allows free admission when accompanied by a
full-paying guest. For more detailed information, don’t forget to visit the ticket homepage to see more.
What special events are planned
for March?
- March at the
museum is filled with engaging historical demonstrations and seasonal
activities that reflect the rhythms of rural life in past centuries. Visitors
can experience daily showcases of traditional skills from bread baking and
household tasks to food preparation for Lent. The museum’s expert team and
volunteers bring history to life through interactive exhibits, allowing guests
to immerse themselves in the customs and traditions of different time periods.
- A highlight of the month is Mothering Sunday on March
30th, when visitors can learn about the historical significance of the day and
how dietary restrictions were relaxed during Lent for this special occasion.
The event includes demonstrations in the Horsham shop with a late medieval
shopkeeper, as well as the Master and Mistress of Bayleaf overseeing their
household, offering an authentic glimpse into family life in the past.
- Alongside these activities, guests can explore
the museum’s 40-acre site, featuring historic buildings, scenic woodland trails
and working animals such as heavy horses, sheep and ducks. With dining options
at the waterside cafe and picnic areas available, the museum provides a
welcoming and enriching experience for all.
What are their membership
types features?
The Weald & Downland Living Museum offers a
variety of membership options to
suit different visitors, each providing unique benefits while supporting the
museum’s conservation efforts. Here is a table for your suggestion:

Can I volunteer at Weald & Downland Living Museum?
Of
course. Volunteering is a great way to learn new skills and be part of a
passionate heritage community. Here are the detailed information for their volunteer:
- Volunteer
Benefits: The Museum offers volunteers free entry, discounts at the gift shop
along with training opportunities and a safe, enjoyable environment to
contribute to. Volunteers also can receive a monthly newsletter, an annual
appreciation party and free hot drinks.
- Application
Requirements and Process: Applicants must be at least 18 years old who are able
to work independently and comfortable interacting with the public. After
submitting an application, applicants will be invited for an informal interview.
Successful candidates will receive an induction.
- Volunteer
Roles and Contribution: Volunteers play a crucial role in the Museum’s
operations, providing essential support across various areas. The Museum offers
a variety of volunteering opportunities, with roles changing depending on
availability and time of year.