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Step back in time and experience life in the Barracks when it was inhabited by soldiers through a slideshow of images from the Berwick Record Office and KOSB photographic collections. Find out about the life of a soldier here in the past.

Join our site manager on a tour behind the scenes at Berwick Barracks to see building progress on this historic building as it is transformed into new museum and cultural spaces for the town. 

Drop in and see this exhibition curated by the KOSB Regimental Museum. Using its museum artefacts and archives, it considers the intertwining relationships of Berwick Barracks, the KOSB Regiment, and the town of Berwick over time

Be inspired by the everyday built heritage of Berwick and enjoy creating images on Tetra Pak surfaces before printing onto artist grade paper on a real printing press. Join expert printmaker Georgie Fay for this inclusive and friendly print workshop

Be creative and be a part of history for the future. Join artist Cath Campbell and sew your signature on this community co-created artwork inspired by The Mons Tablecloth held in the KOSB archive.

A look behind the scenes at the work of our conservation staff and volunteers who are cleaning, packing and preparing items from the town’s social history object collections for the new museum displays. Just pop in and see what is happening.

What was once called Rotten Row was transformed into the present Ravensdowne in the 18th century. Many of the houses in this street running from the Barracks were populated by Berwick's wealthier citizens and built in the Georgian period.

900 years ago, Berwick was at the heart of a revolution: the advent of coinage in Medieval Scotland. Have a go at striking your own medieval Northumbrian coin with Bjarni Thorvaldrson, the Science Viking.

Join our team behind the scenes at Berwick Barracks to see the stone masonry technique used on site as this historic building is transformed into new museum and cultural spaces for the town. 

Be inspired by this captivating film which brings to life the work of landscape architecture students who were invited to imagine park proposals for Berwick’s Old Town Walls, connecting the Living Barracks with its living landscapes and communities.

Join archivist Linda Bankier for a fascinating live narration of 1950's cine film footage of Berwick shown for the first time on the big screen at the Maltings cinema at Berwick Barracks. Step back in time and see familiar scenes from Berwick.

Drop-in and see amazing archive images from Berwick Record Office's collections documenting Berwick celebrations and traditions over the years. See if you can spot someone you know!