Exciting Events at the Brontë Parsonage Museum in May 2026

The Brontë Parsonage Museum, located in the charming village of Haworth, has an exciting array of events lined up for May 2026. From interactive workshops to insightful online courses, there’s something for everyone to enjoy, especially for those who admire the works of the Brontë sisters. Here’s a closer look at what’s happening this month.

What's On at the Brontë Parsonage Museum

May is packed with activities that celebrate the creativity of the Brontë family. Visitors can immerse themselves in the literary world of the Brontës through various events designed for all ages. Here are some highlights:

Brontë Juvenilia: Online 5-week Course

Starting this month, Dr Sam Hirst will lead an engaging online course focused on the Brontë Juvenilia. This course dives into the early writings of the Brontë sisters, which are often filled with imaginative tales and fantastical worlds. It's a great opportunity for aspiring writers and Brontë fans to learn more about the sisters' creative process.

• Course Duration: 5 weeks

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Sweet Peas in Crepe Paper: A Charlotte Brontë-Inspired Workshop

For those who enjoy hands-on activities, a delightful workshop titled Sweet Peas in Crepe Paper will take place. Participants will join Iryna and Olha for a two-hour session where they can create beautiful sweet peas using crepe paper. This workshop is inspired by Charlotte Brontë’s love for nature and art.

• Duration: 2 hours

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Parsonage Unwrapped: Wuthering Heights in Watercolour

Art enthusiasts will appreciate the exhibition Parsonage Unwrapped, which showcases a series of drawings and prints by Edna Clarke Hall. Hall was deeply inspired by Emily Brontë’s famous novel, Wuthering Heights, and her artworks reflect this passion. The exhibition offers a unique perspective on the characters and landscapes portrayed in the book.

• Exhibition Highlights: Drawings and prints inspired by Wuthering Heights

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Brontë Women's Writing Festival

This festival celebrates the contributions of women writers, particularly those influenced by the Brontë sisters. It promises to be an inspiring event for both writers and readers alike. Find out more.

Exhibition: Lights, Camera, Brontë: East Riddlesden Hall on Screen

This exhibition runs until 12 July 2026 and brings the story of the Brontë sisters to life through film and other media. It explores the locations associated with their lives and works, offering a fascinating look at how their stories have been portrayed on screen.

• Exhibition Duration: Until 12 July 2026

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Visit the Brontë Parsonage Museum

The Brontë Parsonage Museum is a treasure trove of history and inspiration. Located at Church Street, Haworth, BD22 8DR, it welcomes visitors to explore the lives and works of the Brontë sisters. For more details, contact the museum at 01535 642323.

This May, there are plenty of opportunities to engage with the Brontë legacy, whether through creative workshops, insightful courses, or captivating exhibitions. It’s a wonderful time to visit and celebrate the literary contributions of these remarkable women.