News: Museum closed today due to severe flooding
added to the website on Dec 22, 2012
Severe flooding has cut off the entire village of Braunton today, with some buildings under as much as five feet of water with more rain forecast and a high tide. This means the Museum of British Surfing is closed today – for your own safety please do not travel. Click here for the latest information ……»
News: School half term at the Museum of British Surfing
added to the website on Oct 24, 2012
If you’re looking for things to do in North Devon in this last school half term of the year, the Museum of British Surfing in Braunton is perfect for all the family. For the youngsters we have our fabulous surfboard art competition with monthly prizes & the best of the year being shaped into a ……»
News: Creamed Honey – an interview with shaper Kevin Cross
added to the website on May 29, 2012
News: Iconic Australian shaper Kevin Cross visits
added to the website on May 27, 2012
In the 1970s North Devon became a hotbed for surfboard design and surfing innovation. Alongside homegrown talent like Tiki & Second Skin, a group of young Australians settled in the area bringing with them new ideas and the latest designs. Among them was Kevin Cross, shaper of Creamed Honey surfboards, who visited the Museum of ……»
Corporate Supporters: The Red Barn
added to the website on Mar 15, 2012
The Red Barn pub is an iconic seafront establishment at the centre of surf scene in Woolacombe & we’re really pleased to have them as one of our corporate supporters – helping us to create our new surf history displays. They have a great collection of old surfboards hanging from the ceiling of the main ……»
News: UK surf museum plans move forward
added to the website on Jul 19, 2010
The Museum of British Surfing is on target to open in North Devon, following the news that its major grant application has been approved and an agreement reached on a building. The funding through Leader 4 will allow the museum to start recruiting staff from October this year, begin work to design new exhibitions, and ……»
