Small but informative museum, with very interesting local artefacts. Fabulous toys, and a fascinating room of all things 'early cinema'. Shoreham was a real hub. Simple layout. Very family friendly. Easy access.

Great museum and love the little cafe on the side. The kids art club is awesome and yoga on the lawn weather permitting.. nice homemade food with beautiful art all around you.

Really enjoyed the Tatty Devine exhibit, but I didn’t have the chance to view the rest of the museum. Would really recommend.

We thought this would kill half an hour or so during the big storm but we ended up staying a couple of hours - entry is donation and there are loads of bits for kids to do.

Totally ridicules that the best, most precious item (The amber Cup) in the collection has been stolen for profit by the Brighton museum - shamless profiteering of an item found in Hove that should stay in Hove, where anyone could see it for free, but greed has obviously taken precedent over leaving it in its rightful place.

Nice little free museum with friendly staff. The weirdest museum I have ever visited. It seemed good for children but many parts were quite creepy. The natural history and cinema parts were very informative and fascinating. Might want to skip this one if you are not fond of old dolls.

Lovely permanent exhibitions and an interesting and enjoyable exhibition on Japanese wood block art. Also the vegan banana cake and coffee were delicious!

Most excellent museum The history of film section is superb, many local film makers in the late 1800's lived and made films in Brighton and Hove

Brilliant little museum great touch and feel. Lots for youngster to see and do Nice eclectic mix for adults Tea room great addition

What a lovely little Museum. Can't imagine why we haven't been before, having lived nearby for so many years. There's a wonderful Japanese woodcut Exhibition on at the moment which is really worth the trip.

Amazing place, full of interesting things. There's definitely something for everyone. Lovely staff and delicious food with vegan and vegetarian options. Perfect for a nice day out!

Never been to Hove Museum before and it's ok, there could be a lot more to see but the bits worth seeing were the film and camera history, the local history section and the wizards attic, it's free so can't complain really, also there's a little surprise in the lift.

Free museum. Interesting and enjoyable. Nice little cafe on the ground floor

Great museum and lots of information of the local area. I was specifically impressed with the children's area. It's a shame there were a few broken things that looks like they could be easily replaceable. Otherwise, this free location is a great place to hide away with the family on a rainy day

Went to the exhibition of Japanese woodcut prints, August 2023. Amazing, beautiful artworks, well presented. Alas the exhibition has ended now, but if it ever comes back, go and have a look.

Great Tatty Devine visiting exhibition. We loved the toy, film and craft permanent exhibits. Friendly staff

This place was a pleasent surprise. They have a collection of artifacts from pre history, Roman pottery and glass, lots of toys from 20th century and interesting film footage and movie cameras. Friendly staff. Will also be opening cafe area in the spring.

Free museum, very cute with children's area for art and craft activity, an old toy section, art section, a small cinema with 3 short films, just watched one. Museum just takes donations which are well deserved, kids were very happy to spend some time there

Lovely cafe , very helpful staff and what a lovely way to pick up a bit of history and learn local stuff nuggets. Kids enjoyed as well

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This is a lovely museum, which is child friendly. Although a small museum it has great exhibitions. Particularly liked the photo and film gallery and the Toy one. Would recommend!

I love this museum and its delightful quirkiness. It has great little exhibitions that you don't see anywhere else. The staff are really welcoming and knowledgeable. It's such a shame that it lost the lovely tea room. Please bring it back!

The current Tatty Devine exhibition is well worth a visit. My partner adores their work and found the displays and information to be very unique and informative.

Fabulous Tatty Devine exhibition and great little fun museum with historical displays of Hove, and children's toys.

This place is quite a gem very lovely art no aircraft from the 19th century though, seen as it’s a museum I would have assumed they’d have some but to my surprise they did not.

Enjoyable and interesting in a low-key lazy Sunday kind of way. Possibly beginning to show the council's increasingly tight budget these days so go visit and show your support.

Very interesting on the early days of the film industry and cinema. Nice staff. Free but a donation is appreciated. Area for kids to draw.

A hidden gem in Hove! Worth a visit especially if you are into filmography. The staff member are friendly, there were a few fun workshop. It's suitable for children. The staff members are friendly! Free entry and a cute gift shop. I would visit it again.

Great free space Building with interest But on the day we visited where was lights off on the first floor which made it hard to see in the children toys rooms and art works rooms But overall it's a great experience

While the museum is quite small the classical and modern art displays and stone and bronze age artefacts are amazing! Well worth a visit.

A hidden gem. Really interesting artefacts & a great way to spend an afternoon.

A small gallery /museum with regularly changing exhibitions. Free entry and friendly staff make it a pleasant place to spend an hour or two

Reasonable small galleries with some pottery and art. You can get through the whole place in 10 mins or so

Fantastic art and history displays. Super information with no pretentious arty text. Very good for tourists ...outstanding for locals. Free!

Absolutely delightful place with much to see. Great for all ages! Staff are friendly and helpful. Building itself is pretty incredible.

I love this little museum which is great with young kids, especially if it's not great weather and there arnt loads of places in Central hove to take them. Its free, there is a coffee shop, arts and craft activities, the toy gallery and old film with mini cinema are great and staff are lovely aswell.