The Imagination Museum: Mayflower 400 tells the story of the passengers aboard the Mayflower when it made its historic journey from England to America in 1620, many of whom were originally from Lincolnshire, North Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire. In the piece, three tour guide characters will lead you on a journey through history, using movement, text and music to explore what it was really like for those passengers, their determination, and the extraordinary things it made them do.
A plan for what's next for the Imagination Museum Consortium, reflecting on what happened at our first discussion event
Some thoughts from our first meeting of the Imagination Museum Consortium in Lincoln, May 2019
Help us unlock £90,000 of funding and reach 5000 people through our 'The Imagination Museum: Mayflower 400 project' by donating to our new Crowdfunding campaign!
A series of playful, imaginative and moving dance performances and workshops, from multi award-winning choreographer Katie Green, come to Gainsborough in May. The Imagination Museum: Mayflower 400 is about determination and the extraordinary things that it makes ordinary people do, and is part of a three-year project leading up to the 2020 anniversary of the sailing of the Mayflower.
We have been working with designers Root Studio to launch a new website that will document the journey of performance work The Imagination Museum and provide a new online hub for information about dance work in museums and heritage sites.
