What’s new in Port Sunlight?
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Until 19 January
Explore the early days of Port Sunlight-born Pete Burns in Bridge Cottage’s latest exhibition
Christmas shopping inspiration
Discover perfect gifts for your loved ones at Port Sunlight Museum’s shop this Christmas
Commercial letting opportunities
Learn about becoming a Commercial Partner and the special opportunities currently available in the village
New volunteering opportunities
From helping with school visits to getting dressed up as a costumed interpreter, there’s plenty to get involved in
Discover the village built on soap
Welcome to Port Sunlight, the village founded by ‘Soap King’ William Hesketh Lever in 1888. The village was built to house Lever’s ‘Sunlight Soap’ factory workers, but today is home to a fascinating museum, beautiful architecture, a world-class art gallery, stunning parkland and a thriving community.
Help us protect Port Sunlight’s monuments
From conserving the Grade I listed War Memorial to our ongoing project to repair the Boating Pond, caring for Port Sunlight’s monuments is important and costly. There are many ways you can support our work, including playing the Port Sunlight Lottery for just £2 per week.
Growing up in Port Sunlight: Pete Burns & childhood in 1959
Explore what a typical childhood was like in Port Sunlight in 1959, the same year the very untypical Pete Burns – who grew up in the village before becoming a pop music icon – was born.
Our top Christmas picks at Port Sunlight Museum’s shop
The lovely team at Port Sunlight Museum’s shop have made an early start on their Christmas shopping. To give you a bit of festive inspiration, here’s what they are treating their loved ones to. Jan’s…
Top five must-buys at Port Sunlight Museum’s shop this winter
This winter, we’ve introduced a whole new range of wonderful gifts to purchase at Port Sunlight Museum’s shop. Here’s the top five products to treat yourself or a loved one to this season.
Remembrance in Port Sunlight
Join us on a dive into Port Sunlight Museum’s collections to discover the history of Remembrance in the village.