The lights are off after our first Open Day of 2026! Many thanks to all our visitors who came along. We hope you enjoyed the #AnatomicalMuseum and the #BurkeAndHare talks by #JanetPhilp
Our popular Art Wednesdays, giving you a chance to come to the museum to draw our historic collections, are back for 2026!
Details of how to book here:
biomedical-sciences.ed.ac.uk…
2026 Public Open Days @TeviotPlace
Sat 31 Jan - tickets on @EventbriteUK 5 Jan
Sat 14 Feb - tickets from 12 Jan
Sat 28 Mar - tickets from 27 Feb
Sat 30 May - tickets from 1 May
Sat 19 Sept - tickets from 21 Aug
Sat 17 Oct - tickets from 18 Sept
Sat 28 Nov - tickets from 2Nov
If you have taken part in our Art Wednesday drawing sessions previously, you may be interested in showing your work at one of our upcoming public open days? More details here:
biomedical-sciences.ed.ac.uk…
New Art Wednesday dates released for September - December 2025!
Enjoy drawing & anatomy? Join us for Art Wednesday, time to draw from our collections whilst enjoying the surroundings of our historic Anatomical Museum.
Find out more, including dates;
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News | University of Edinburgh reviews historic links to slavery and racism – Anatomical Museum (@TeviotPlace) features heavily in research report published by the organisation
Read: ow.ly/LOFz50WzvTY
ALT Geoff Palmer, who chaired a steering group that oversaw research into the university's links to empire and enslavement
🧠🔬 Celebrate Anatomy at the Glasgow Science Festival! Join us on June 15th from 1-3 PM at the University of Glasgow's Museum of Anatomy. Explore historical specimens, join a treasure hunt, and more! Free entry, no booking required. @GlasgowSciFestgla.ac.uk/events/sciencefest…
I appreciated the invitation from @EdinburghUni to witness the repatriation of three Ainu skulls to their community.
It was clear that this was no token gesture for anyone who was involved in the ceremony.
heraldscotland.com/news/2513…