September

16 Sep 2026 to 20 Sep 2026

Explore the Raven Mason Collection at Keele Hall — a stunning display of 19th-century Staffordshire ceramics, from everyday ironstone to ornate porcelain. A gift to the University, open to all.

17 Sep 2026 to 31 Oct 2026

An exhibition (19 Sept– 31 Oct) and lecture (5 Oct 2026) celebrating Prof Sir Roy Shaw’s legacy in adult education and arts policy. Drawing on his archive and family materials, it explores his commitment to widening opportunity and shaping national and regional cultural provision.

20 Sep 2026 to 20 Sep 2026

Explore the Raven Mason Collection at Keele Hall — a stunning display of 19th-century Staffordshire ceramics, from everyday ironstone to ornate porcelain. A gift to the University, open to all.

20 Sep 2026 to 20 Sep 2026

Discover Keele Hall’s history with heritage tours, a geology walk, hands‑on Minton tile themed workshop, creative postcard‑making, open access to the Raven Mason Collection of ceramics, and a special Postcards from the Past display celebrating alumni memories. Bring a picnic to enjoy on the lawns.

20 Sep 2026 to 20 Sep 2026

Join guided tours exploring the historic rooms, collections and architectural features of Keele Hall.

20 Sep 2026 to 20 Sep 2026

Create a postcard‑sized artwork inspired by Keele Hall’s architecture, gardens and University heritage. A free, drop‑in activity running 11am–3pm as part of Keele Hall Heritage Day 2027.

20 Sep 2026 to 20 Sep 2026

Drop‑in mosaic workshop inspired by the heritage of Keele Hall, drawing on the colours, patterns and architectural details of the Minton tiles, Italian gardens and historic features across the Hall. Suitable for all ages as part of Keele Hall Heritage Day.

30 Sep 2026 to 30 Sep 2026

Explore the Raven Mason Collection at Keele Hall — a stunning display of 19th-century Staffordshire ceramics, from everyday ironstone to ornate porcelain. A gift to the University, open to all.

5 Oct 2026 to 5 Oct 2026

A lecture marking Prof Sir Roy Shaw’s legacy in adult education and arts policy. Drawing on his archive and family materials, it explores his commitment to widening opportunity and shaping national and regional cultural provision.