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Museum of Surrey open submissions for Community Treasures exhibitions series

Darpan News Desk , 07 Apr, 2026 02:00 PM
  • Museum of Surrey open submissions for Community Treasures exhibitions series
Museum of Surrey (MOS) is opening applications for the Community Treasures exhibition series, for 2027. Community Treasures is a gallery space for community members, individuals, and cultural organizations from Surrey to showcase their treasures and share their stories with the public.
 
These temporary, submission-based exhibits give visitors an inside look into Surrey’s unique stories and experiences – straight from you, the community. Visitors get to view items that would normally be unavailable to see elsewhere.
 
Final selections are chosen by the Museum’s Community Advisory Board. Members review in September and exhibits are scheduled for the following year.
 
All Surrey residents are invited to read the Community Treasures guidebook to learn more about application guidelines and send their submissions online  or contacting the Exhibits Team on the website.
 
Museum of Surrey is a dynamic and accessible community hub and cultural space that reflects the City of Surrey’s innovation and creativity.

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