Communities of Making seeks a Heritage Interpreter, with strong writing and editorial skills to 
develop the core narrative and content of a major touring exhibition.  

Carmarthenshire Museum is redeveloping three ground floor galleries with new displays, interactive experiences and more stories to explore, reopening by Easter 2026.

Babs has now left the Museum of Land Speed, but the legendary race car will return to be displayed in the Museum in 2026, thanks to the kind support of the Babs Trust.

Make a traditional cyntell with Cassandra Lishman at Dylan Thomas Boathouse on 4 Sept.

Make and take salt dough sea creatures, slime, and much more! Every Wednesday, 11am - 1pm.

Make fish and swallows with Cassandra Lishman at Dylan Thomas Boathouse on 15 and 22 August.

Explore The Wild Men of Arenig, an exhibition about James Dickson Innes, Augustus John and the Arenig artists whose bold landscapes, Post-Impressionist influences and unconventional lives revolutionised Welsh art in the early 20th century

An exciting new exhibition funded by the Art Fund’s Weston Loan Programme bringing together Welsh landscapes by J M W Turner and other British Romantic artists from collections including the Tate, Amgueddfa Cymru and The National Library of Wales. From 23 May to 16 October at Carmarthenshire Museum.

Not all our objects are on display all the time. Even the famous ones! Please call or email before your visit to ensure the object you want to see is on show.

We are unable to accept any new object donations to the museum collections for the time being. Find out more here.

From the award-winning home of land speed records, to an elegant Victorian mansion, we have all you need to make your event a success.

Our Learning team are here to help you. We offer facilitated sessions and self-led visits to support the new Curriculum in Wales. We also have a very popular education group loan box scheme and much more.

Want to see an object that isn't on display? Need to do some research? Click here to find out more about how we can help you to access the collection.

The park and gardens around the museum are being restored for all the community to enjoy. Plus a new cafe. Find out more about the work of the Tywi Gateway Trust.