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The Quintinshill Tragedy Talk

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When is The Quintinshill Tragedy Talk?

Friday 22nd May 2026 at 7pm.

This talk is free, but donations to support the work of the museum would be gratefully received.

What will be Happening at This Talk?

111th years on…

Join us on the anniversary of Quintinshill Rail accident for an illustrated talk exploring Britain’s worst railway disaster, which happened not too far from The Devil’s Porridge Museum. This presentation will be by Grant Cullen, a historian of railways and the Great War, who will reveal how the disaster unfolded and some of the personal stories of those involved.

The Quintinshill Tragedy Talk is free, but donations to support the work of the museum would be gratefully received.

No need to book, you’re welcome to just drop-in and join us!

Please be aware you will not be able to look around The Devil’s Porridge Museum during this talk, as it is outside the museum’s usual opening hours.

Monthly Roundup for 23rd February to 22nd March graphic which includes a photo of some Warhammer miniatures, someone playing bagpipes and someone talking.

Monthly Roundup 23rd February to 22nd March 2026

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This Monthly Roundup is for 23rd February to 22nd March 2026. There’s always something happening at The Devil’s Porridge Museum and our Monthly Roundup is a great place to catch up on everything.

Remember you can find out more about our ongoing activities at the end of this blog post.

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Monday 23rd February

On Mondays we have Arts and Crafts Club.

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Tuesday 24th February

Next, on Tuesday evenings we have our Warhammer Club.

A selection of Warhammer miniatures arranged on a table.

 

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Wednesday 25th February

Some of our team at The Devil’s Porridge Museum had some First Aid Training from First Aid 4 U. This session was very informative and a huge thank you goes to Stewart Rob for sharing his expertise and making the day enjoyable.

Below are some photos from this.

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Thursday 26th February

Fantastic to welcome a school visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum. We hope they enjoyed their time at our museum and learned a lot from their visit too!

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Monday 2nd March

This week our Cordite Club:

  • Enjoyed baked potatoes with their choice of cheese, tuna or baked bean filling followed by tea or coffee and biscuits;
  • A few round of card bingo;
  • And were treated to some tales and legends from the local area too.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for this!

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Our after-school, Arts and Crafts Club for young people also joined us at The Devil’s Porridge Museum today. It’s always lovely to have them and amazing to see what they create.

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Lastly, our Youth and Community Engagement Officer, Tom, headed of to represent our museum and give a talk to Castle Douglas History Group. Thanks to them for having him!

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Tuesday 3rd March

Can you guess what happens on Tuesday evenings at The Devil’s Porridge Museum? That’s right it’s Warhammer Club!

All materials are provided at The Devil’s Porridge Museum and this club is free!

A Warhammer rule book next to some dice with some miniatures in the background.

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Thursday 5th March

Brilliant to have a group visit at The Devil’s Porridge Museum today and we hope you all enjoyed your look around our museum.

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Friday 6th March

We were proud to help host a 104th Birthday Party at The Devil’s Porridge Museum today. It was a delight to be involved! A huge thank you Helen and her family for giving us the opportunity to help them mark the occasion. It was fantastic to meet them all and we would like to wish Helen a very Happy Birthday again!

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Our first Youth Council Meeting of the year also took place at our museum today. They have a couple of plans for upcoming events at The Devil’s Porridge Museum too… Hopefully, we’ll have more details coming soon…

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Monday 9th March

Monday 9th March marked the start of a busy week at The Devil’s Porridge Museum. It was lovely to have a big school visit join us for not one, but four days this week starting on Monday!

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Arts and Crafts Club was on later on today too. This is a free activity and all materials are provided at The Devil’s Porridge Museum.

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Tuesday 10th March

The school visit continued today and that’s not all!

Did you know Tuesday 10th March was International Bagpipe Day? We marked the occasion at The Devil’s Porridge Museum with a talk all about the history and folklore of bagpipes. Additionally, we were proud to have performances from some excellent bagpipers in our team. Thanks to everyone who joined us for this! Find some photos of this event below.

 

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Naturally, Warhammer Club was on again from 6pm to 8pm.

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Lastly, a representative of The Devil’s Porridge Museum gave a talk at The Cumbria Museum of Military of Life. Thanks to them for inviting us!

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Wednesday 11th March

You might have already guessed it, but today the school visit at our museum continued! It’s lovely to have them and we hope they all learnt something new from their visit to our museum.

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Thursday 12th March

Thursday marked the last day of our large school visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum! It was fantastic to have them take the time to all come along and visit our museum. We hope they all enjoyed their time with us.

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Monday 16th March

Our fortnightly, Cordite Club was running again today. The subject of this week’s session was dairy stories, were the attendees could:

  • Enjoy
  • Play a some rounds of card bingo;
  • Handle old dairy artefacts;
  • And even try out butter making.

 

 

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Following this was our after-school, term-time, Arts and Crafts Club.

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Wednesday 18th March

We were delighted to be joined by a group visit at The Devil’s Porridge Museum today. A huge thank you to them for visiting!

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Thursday 16th March

Guess what? Today we had another group visit. It was fantastic to have them and thanks to them for joining us!

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Conclusion

This Monthly Roundup has drawn to an end for now. We would like to say thank you to everyone who has joined us for any of the events, activities and more mentioned above. Another thank you goes to our team and all who have helped to make this possible.

We’ll see you again in April for our next edition. In the meantime you can always check out our last Monthly Roundup by clicking here>

If you want to find out more about any of the regular events or any of the other activities please take out a look at the list below.

 

A collage of three photos, including a table set up for The Devil's Porridge Museum's Burn's Supper, the museum's Cordite Club and some old fashioned toys. There is some text, which reads, Monthly Roundup 19th January to 22nd February 2026.

Monthly Roundup 19th January to 22nd February 2026

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Time for our next roundup. This Monthly Roundup is for 19th January to 22nd February 2026. Keep reading to find out about the return of our Cordite Club, Arts and Crafts Club and successful annual Burns Supper.

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Monday 19th January

We’re kicking off this Monthly Roundup with our Cordite Club. It was fantastic to have them back at the museum and we were delighted to welcome a couple of new members too.

This week they had a Burns Night celebration where they had:

  • Haggis, neeps and tatties followed by shortbread with tea or coffee.
  • A few rounds of card bingo.
  • A excellent talk about Robert Burns in the local area from Tom, our Youth and Community Engagement Officer.

Below are a couple of photos from Cordite Club.

Today also marked our return of our FREE Arts and Crafts Club for 7 to 11 year olds. A huge thank you to Wendy for making this possible.

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Tuesday 20th January

Tuesdays evening from 6pm to 8pm is our FREE Warhammer Club at The Devil’s Porridge Museum. All materials are provided at The Devil’s Porridge Museum or you can bring your own Warhammer items if you would like to.

Arrangement of Warhammer miniatures on bases on a table.

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Thursday 23rd January

Brilliant to have a group visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum. They also stayed for lunch with a three course Burns Supper including Lentil Soup, followed by Haggis, Neeps and Tatties and then Shortbread for afters. It was lovely to have them at The Devil’s Porridge Museum.

Please remember to book your group visit and any food you would like in advance if you are planning on coming to The Devil’s Porridge Museum.

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Friday 24th January

Our Burns Night took place today, as well as a traditional three course meal (with haggis from our local butchers, Johnstone’s in Annan). We think our volunteers and catering staff did an amazing job on the night too (even if we do say so ourselves 😅).

Additionally, we were proud to be joined by Highland Hustle with Charley for some outstanding Highland Dancing. Plus our volunteer Scott played the bagpipes.

A huge thank you to everyone who helped with this and those who joined us. We hope you all enjoyed your evening as much as we did!

Monday 26th January

Fantastic to have a school visit at The Devil’s Porridge Museum. They were learning all about World War Two and we had lots of hands-on activities for them to enjoy. Thanks to them for joining us.

Arts and Crafts Club was on again at The Devil’s Porridge Museum in the afternoon.

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Tuesday 27th January

Warhammer Club was back on a running again in the afternoon. Thanks to those who joined us and all who make this possible.

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Monday 2nd February

Cordite Club this week enjoyed:

  • Homemade Soup with a selection of sandwiches;
  • A few rounds of card bingo;
  • And a talk about old fashioned toys including having a go with a few.

Arts and Craft Club was on again today. This week they were decorating the front cover of books and more.

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Tuesday 3rd February

On Tuesday evenings we have Warhammer Club!

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Friday 6th February

Tom our Youth and Community engagement officer represented The Devil’s Porridge Museum by giving a online talk Greenock Philosophical Society in the evening.

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Monday 9th February

Arts and Crafts was on again today. It’s amazing to see all the things they create.

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Tuesday 10th February

Guess what happened today? That’s right! Warhammer Club.

A selection of Warhammer miniatures arranged on a table.

Friday 13th February

We were delighted to welcome a School Visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum today. Thanks to them for joining us. We hope you enjoyed your visit and learnt a lot too!

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Sunday 16th February

Today we were delighted to welcome a group visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum. We hope they all enjoyed their visit!

If you fancy bringing your own group visit, please remember to book your visit and any food you would like in advance. We always apricate it when you do and its a huge help for our team!

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Monday 16th February

This week’s Cordite Club was all about Kitchen Curiosities. In other words, this week they enjoyed:

  • Scotch or Macaroni Pie with beans, followed by a traybake;
  • A few rounds of card bingo;
  • And a look at some kitchen items from the past.

A huge thank you to everyone who joins us and those who helped to make this possible.

 

Fantastic to have Arts and Crafts Club on again in the afternoon.

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Tuesday 17th February

From 6pm to 8pm we had Warhammer Club at The Devil’s Porridge Museum.

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Friday 20th February

To round off our Monthly Roundup we had some Old Fashioned Fun!

This was at a free morning and afternoon workshop. People were welcome to come along and drop-in for either the morning or afternoon. Those who came along had the chance to play with a range of traditional toys from the 19th and 20th centuries. In addition too making their own cup-and-ball to take away.

Thanks to everyone who took the time to join us for this.

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Conclusion

That’s it for this Monthly Roundup! Thank you to all who joined us for any of the events or visits mentioned in this blog. We are proud to work with the local community at The Devil’s Porridge Museum and have an amazing team of volunteers who support our activities, events, group visits and more. A huge thank you to them and everyone who has helped to make these events possible. Rest assured that there’s plenty more still to come in 2026!

Want to find out more about any of the events mentioned in this blog, or wondering what else is coming up soon? We’ve compiled a list for you to find out more.

 

Lastly you can find out what happened in our previous Monthly Roundup by clicking here>

A table full of traditional toys, such as Jacob's Ladder and pick up sticks. The Devil's Porridge Museum's Youth and Community Engagement Officer, Tom, is stood behind the table. He looks happy.

Old Fashioned Fun

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Join us for some FREE Old Fashioned Fun at The Devil’s Porridge Museum

When is Old Fashioned Fun?

This is happening on Friday 20th February 2026.

Morning Session 11am to 12:30pm

Afternoon Session 2pm to 3.30pm

What is Old Fashioned Fun?

Come and play with a range of traditional toys from the 19th and 20th centuries and make your own cup-and-ball to take away.

This free activity for families will take place in the education room at the museum, just drop in to take part in either the morning or afternoon session.  These games and crafts are free, usual admission price applies to explore the museum.

 

You might also be interested in…

A bagpiper stood playing in The Devil's Porridge Museum's education room. Some people sit around the room listening.

The Piper’s Tale

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Join us to commemorate International Bagpipe Day with history, folklore and music at The Devil’s Porridge Museum!

When is The Piper’s Tale?

This is happening on Tuesday 10th March 2026 at 3pm.

A carving of a pig playing the bagpipes.

Join us for The Piper’s Tale, a special presentation on International Bagpipe Day when we’ll explore the history and folklore of bagpipes.  This event will include the First World War story of Pipe Major Robert McKenzie of Annan whose memorial is in the museum.  You can also discover some historic bagpipe carvings including examples from Dumfries and Galloway, and enjoy performances from pipers in The Devil’s Porridge Museum’s team.

This talk is free, though donations to the museum would be welcome.  No need to book, just turn up on the day.

Please be aware that usual admission prices do apply for anyone wishing to explore The Devil’s Porridge Museum.

A Christmas tree, The Devil's Porridge Museum from outside, a table set up to build Warhammer figures and some text, which reads "Monthly Roundup 22nd December 2025 to 18th January 2026."

Monthly Roundup 22nd December 2025 to 18th January 2026

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Here comes our first Monthly Roundup of 2026!

To begin with, we would like to wish everyone a very Happy New Year! (Believe it or not we actually marked Hogmanay with a pre-arranged group visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum, while we were closed to the public. How did you celebrate?)

Rest assured there’s bound to be lots happening at The Devil’s Porridge Museum in 2026 (we have a few plans, so keep your eye on our social media platforms)! Find out about all that’s happened so far this year below.

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Saturday 10th January 2026

We re-opened for 2026 in on Saturday 10th January 2026!

The Devil's Porridge Museum from outside.

It was exciting to have our volunteers back after the festive season. We were delighted to be welcoming visitors back into The Devil’s Porridge Museum and our Café again too!

Hears a quick heads up that our Café will only be serving homemade cakes, scones, drinks and biscuits on Fridays for the now. Thank you for your understanding and we hope to be able to serve our main menu on Fridays again soon! Every other day of the week we will be continuing to serve our main menu from 10.30 to 2pm with cakes, scones, drinks and biscuits served to 4pm (3pm on Sundays). Remember to check our food and drink page by clicking here for the latest updates>

If your planning to visit us check, remember to check our opening hours by clicking here>

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Tuesday 13th January 2026

Warhammer Club returned for 2026 today!

If you fancy joining us you would be more then welcome. Just drop-in and come along. You can have as a little or as much Warhammer experience as you would like to join us and all materials are provided for you at The Devil’s Porridge Museum.

Find out more about our Warhammer Club by clicking here>

Below are some Warhammer themed photos.

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Conclusion

That’s the end of our Monthly Roundup 22nd December 2025 to 18th January 2026! Time travel back to last month’s Monthly Roundup by clicking here>

Here’s some things to look forward to in 2026:

 

Poster for Burns Supper at The Devil's Porridge Museum on Friday 23rd January 2026. Booking is essential and tickets are £20 per person.

Burns Supper 2026

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When is Our Burns Supper?

6pm to 8pm

Friday 23rd January 2026.

 

What to Expect from our Burns Supper

Join us for a night of traditional Scottish food and entertainment at The Devil’s Porridge Museum for our Burns Supper 2026. We will have a bagpiper, highland dancers, plus all the traditional poems and speeches you can usually expect from a Burns Supper!

There will be a freshly prepared, three course meal made from local produce to enjoy. Take a look at the menu below.

Menu for The Devil's Porridge Museum's Burns Supper which is happening on 23rd January 2026 from 6pm to 8pm. The menu includes soup, haggis, a cheese board and tea or coffee. Tickets are £20 per person and booking is essential.

Booking is essential and places are limited.

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Things to be Aware of…

  • Please make us aware of any dietary requirements, allergies or if you would prefer a vegetarian haggis when booking.
  • If you are attending our Burn’s Supper with a group, but are booking your places individually please contact The Devil’s Porridge Museum prior to this event to let us know. This will help us to allocate seating on the night. Thank you.
  • Booking is essential to secure your place and places are limited.

A bagpiper.

Photographs

Please be aware that photos will be taken at this event, which will appear on The Devil’s Porridge Museum’s website and social media platforms. If you would rather not appear in photos please politely make us aware on the night of the event. Thank you.

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How to book

Tickets are £20 per person. Booking is essential.

Tickets are now available to purchase online, but please do be aware that there is a small booking fee for online bookings. To book online please click on the “book now” tab at the side of the screen and choose ‘Burns Supper 2026.’

You can also contact The Devil’s Porridge Museum on 01461 700021, but you will need to pay prior to the event to secure your place.

If you would prefer to avoid the booking fee, please feel free to pop into The Devil’s Porridge Museum from the 10th January 2026, but please be aware that places are limited.

Contact Us

If you have any further questions please feel free to contact us by calling 01461 700021

Burns Supper at The Devil's Porridge Museum in 2019.

Monthly Roundup 17th November to 21st December 2025

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Time for our last Monthly Roundup of 2025! The Devil’s Porridge Museum and Café is currently closed until Saturday 10th January 2026, but there’s still lots to catch up on.  Read on discover all that has been happening in our Monthly Roundup 17th November to 21st December 2025.

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Monday 17th November

We’re launching this week’s Monthly Roundup with our Arts and Crafts Club! It’s always brilliant to have the young people who come along to our free, afterschool, Arts and Crafts Club in The Devil’s Porridge Museum.

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Friday 21st November

Fantastic to have a school visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum today. We hope you all enjoyed your visit!

Find out more about school visits to The Devil’s Porridge Museum by clicking here>

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Monday 24th November

Our new Youth and Community Engagement Officer, Tom started at The Devil’s Porridge Museum today. It was a very busy day for him to start on!

Tom, The Devil's Porridge Museum's Youth and Community Engagement Officer stood next to a nitrating pan inside The Devil's Porridge Museum.

Tom, The Devil’s Porridge Museum’s new Youth and Community Engagement Officer.

Firstly, it was was brilliant to have another school visit.

Our Cordite Club for local retirees also took place in the afternoon. This week they enjoyed pie and baked beans. There was also a wee St Andrew’s Day quiz.

The last activity of the day was our Arts and Crafts Club. A huge thank you to our amazing volunteer Wendy for making this possible and all those who joined us for this club in 2025! Arts and Crafts Club will return in 2026.

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Thursday 4th December

Today we had our last group visit of the year. It was excellent to have them at The Devil’s Porridge Museum and we hope they enjoyed their visit!

If your interested in arranging a group visit for next year you can learn more about this by clicking here>

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Sunday 7th December

Sunday 7th December was our last day open to the public for visitors in 2025. This is so our volunteers can have a very well deserved break over the festive season.

We would like to take the opportunity to say a huge thank you to all our visitors, supporters and volunteers! We hope to see you again in 2026, as The Devil’s Porridge Museum and our Café will be re-opening on Saturday 10th January 2026.

A Christmas tree decorated with lights and babbles inside The Devil's Porridge Museum.

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Monday 8th December

The Devil’s Porridge Museum may now be closed to the public, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t anything happening!

Today marked a festive edition of Cordite Club. The attendees where treated to Christmas dinner, followed by a dessert. There was also singing, dancing and a festive short story!

Thank you to everyone has joined us for Cordite Club this year, and all those who have participated or helped to make this fortnightly lunchtime club possible. Cordite Club will be returning on 19th January 2026.

Below are a couple of photos from this festive Cordite Club.

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Thursday 11th December

Our last event of 2025 is our Children’s Christmas Party.

There was lots of fun activities including a snowman dressing up game. Santa took the time to pop in a deliver hand out some presents too!

Below are some photos of this.

A huge thank you goes to Tesco’s Annan for their kind donation for our Children’s Christmas Party.

Another gigantic thank you goes to The Holywood Trust, Young Start The National Lottery Fund for their generous support of our events, activities and more for young people again this year, including our Children’s Christmas Party.

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Conclusion

Thank you for joining us for our Monthly Roundup this year! If you want to step back in time, you can enjoy last month’s roundup by clicking here>

Remember we’re currently closed for winter, but will be re-opening  on Saturday 10th January 2026! In the meantime stay safe, and we would like to wish everyone who celebrates a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

 

See you in 2026 for our next Monthly Roundup!

 

Poster for a Free Children's Christmas Party happening at The Devil's Porridge Museum on Thursday 11th December 2025 from 6.30pm to 8pm. This is for 5 to 11 year olds and booking is essential. You can book on The Devil's Porridge Museum's website or by calling 01461 700021.

Children’s Christmas Party 2025

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When is the Children’s Christmas Party 2025?

Thursday 11th December 2025

6.30pm to 8pm.

Tickets are FREE, but booking is essential. To book your place please press ‘Book Now’ and select Children’s Christmas Party.

If you need help booking please contact 01461 700021

 

 

Who Can Come to the Children’s Christmas Party?

This is a FREE Children’s Christmas Party for 5 to 11 years old. 

Parents and / or guardians are welcome to stay and watch this party for free (places only need to be booked for the young people attending). The parents and / or guardians will even have the opportunity to help the young attendees with a best dressed Snowperson competition activity!

We do ask for a parent or guardian of any child under 6 years old to stay for the duration of the party.

 

What to Expect at the Children’s Christmas Party

Join us for traditional party games and to meet Santa at our FREE Children’s Christmas Party!

At this years Children’s Christmas party young attendees can enjoy:

  • Traditional party games;
  • Some snacks;
  • The chance to meet Santa;
  • And a small gift from Santa.

There’s sure to be plenty of festive fun!

Things to be aware of…

At our Children’s Christmas Party there will be:

  • Flashing lights;
  • And there may be some loud noises.

The Devil’s Porridge Museum is closed to visitors for the public for the festive season, but will be opening for this event. We will be to the public for museum and Café visitors in January 2026. You will not be able to look around The Devil’s Porridge Museum during this event.

A photo taken behind three children wearing Santa hats. Some more children, festive decorations and members of our museum team can be seen in front of them.

How to Book

Tickets are FREE for our Children’s Christmas Party 2025.

To book your place please press the book now button on the right of this page and select Children’s Christmas Party 2025.

If you need help booking your place please contact 01461 700021.

 

Some children sat on the floor at a Christmas Party. Some are wearing festive hats.

Thank you to Tesco’s, Annan for their support of our Children’s Christmas Party.

A huge thank you to our funders The Holywood Trust and Young Start, The National Lottery Fund for their support of our activities for young people again in 2025!

 

Graphic which reads "Monthly Roundup 20th October to 16th November 2025." It features a photo of two horses and riders in The Devil's Porridge Museum's Car Park, a child dressed as Darth Vader at a Halloween party and our Animals in War Memorial outside The Devil's Porridge Museum.

Monthly Roundup 20th October to 16th November 2025

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Can you believe it’s already November? From Halloween to our Animals in War Remembrance Service, catch up on what’s been happening at The Devil’s Porridge Museum in Monthly Roundup 20th October to 16th November 2025.

Monday 20th October 2025

We’re starting our Monthly Roundup with Arts and Crafts club. This year it even continued during the school holidays! A huge thank you to our amazing volunteer, Wendy for making this possible.

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Tuesday 21st October 2025

Fantastic to have a group visit to The Devils’ Porridge Museum today. Remember that it is essential for you to book your group visits in advance! This helps us to make sure we have availability and helps to reduce the stress levels of our volunteers and staff; letting us know what to expect and helping us ensure we have enough people on shift to help you enjoy your visit.

Find out more about booking your group visit by clicking here>

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Wednesday 22nd October 2025

Today we had a drop-in Feathers With Stories workshop, which was running as part of the Wild Goose Festival organised by The Stove Network. Thanks to anyone who popped in to be creative during their visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum.

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Thursday 23rd October 2025

On Thursday 23rd October we had a Halloween workshop, were the young attendees made their own spook-tacular Halloween animation! A huge thank you to volunteer trustee Alice for running the workshop. Another huge thank you to everyone who joined us and helped with this workshop!

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Friday 24th October 2025

At our Children’s Halloween Party there was lots of treats and games! Thank you to everyone who joined us for this and we hope that you all had a spook-tacular time!

Below are some photos from the Children’s Halloween Party.

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Saturday 25th October 2025

One of our last Gardening Clubs of 2025 took place today.

Below are some photos from Gardening Club this year.

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Monday 27th October 2025

Our Halloween edition of Cordite Club took place today. Cordite Club is a fortnightly lunchtime club for retirees, where there is food, an activity and the opportunity for a good natter or catch up.

This week there was soup, spooky cupcake and shortbread to enjoy. Plus there was Card Bingo and chair aerobics to a selection of Halloween music including the Time Warp.

In the afternoon our free afterschool club for young people was back in The Devil’s Porridge Museum. This week they got creative with some Halloween themed crafts!

Below are some photos from this.

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Saturday 1st November 2025

The first day in November was the last day of our Gardening Club for 2025.

We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who has joined us for Gardening Club!

An extra special thank you goes to our volunteer, Wendy, who has been running the Gardening Club this year and has done for many previous years too! 2025 may be the last year that she will be helping with Gardening Club and taking charge of our Dig For Victory Garden, but we are very proud to have had her help with this. Rest assured, Wendy will still be helping with our Arts and Crafts Club and some school holiday activities, so fortunately you will still be able to see her at The Devil’s Porridge Museum!

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Monday 3rd November 2025

Brilliant to have a school visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum today.

If you would like to learn more about school visits please click here>

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Friday 7th November 2025

Our Animals in War Remembrance Service took place today. Thank you to everyone who joined us to mark the occasion and remember with us as we lay down a wreath at our Animals in War Memorial.

Below are some photos of this event. A huge thank you to Zoe for taking them!

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Sunday 9th November 2025

This year Sunday 9th November 2025, marked Remembrance Sunday. At The Devil’s Porridge Museum we asked our visitors to join us in observing a 2 minutes silence at The Devil’s Porridge Museum.

We were also proud to have representatives laying down a wreath at the local war memorial.

The animals in war memorial with some wreaths around it.

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Monday 10th November 2025

Cordite Club were back at The Devil’s Porridge Museum again today. This week they enjoyed some board games. If you would like to find out more about our Cordite Club please click here>

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Tuesday 11th November 2025

To mark Armistice Day we took part in the nation 2 minutes silence at The Devil’s Porridge Museum and invited our visitors to join us in this.

We are proud to remember all those who have served and lost so much past and present.

Animals in war memorial outside The Devil's Porridge Museum with flowers and wreaths.

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Wednesday 12th November 2025

The last thing in this month’s Monthly Roundup is a group visit to The Devil’s Porridge Museum. It was lovely to have them at The Devil’s Porridge Museum.

Find out more about group visits by clicking here>

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Conclusion

That’s it for this Monthly Roundup. Believe it or not, our next Monthly Roundup will not be until December!

In the meantime you can catch up with our last roundup. Find our Monthly Roundup 22nd September to 19th October 2025 by clicking here> 

 

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