Ever wondered what museum chairs do when no one is looking? They dance!

Join this whimsical workshop where preschoolers transform into wobbling stools and royal thrones. We’ll bring the furniture to life with mini-dance performances by Dew Dance and a creative dance movement workshop. Pre-booking essential.

For children aged 3-5.

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Ticket Pricing

Tickets £3.75 per child. Adults do not require tickets.

Children require adult supervision for the duration of the class.

Tickets are subject to the terms of Wycombe Museum’s Ticketing Policy.

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Site Accessibility & Parking

Wycombe Museum’s buildings are fully wheelchair accessible, with a disabled-access lift and toilets. Our Stable Block, where this event is held, is all on the ground floor level and has step-free access from our car park.

We have a small amount of free on-site parking, including disabled parking.

Metered road-side parking is available on The Greenway, Priory Avenue and Priory Road, which is all free on Sundays. Multi-storey parking is available at Easton Street Car Park, High Wycombe Train Station Car Park, and Castle Street Car Park, and are all within a five minute walk.

Our nearest public transport links are at High Wycombe Train Station, and Castle Street bus stops.

Wycombe Museum is just a short walk from High Wycombe Town Centre. We’re 5 minutes away from the High Street – you can find us by crossing over the footbridges on the railway line.

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Chair Festival

This event is part of Wycombe Museum’s 2026 Chairs Festival, running through July in celebration of the unique chairmaking heritage of Wycombe and the local area. With a varied programme of events, you’ll learn how the industry grew from the local landscape into thriving furniture production which proudly continues today. The festival is also celebrating the grand opening of Wycombe Museum’s new chair store, the Chair Discovery Centre. Join us to celebrate the stories, the chairs and the surroundings which make up our history.

The Chair Festival is being organised by Wycombe Museum with funding support from Opportunity Bucks, Rotshchild Foundation, and We Make Wycombe.