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THE club museum at the City of Manchester Stadium is going to get bigger and better, with plans in the pipeline for an exciting project that will reflect and cherish the club's rich heritage.
This will mean the present MCFC museum having to close temporarily from Monday May 18th, so this weekend is the last chance for a while to take a step back into the history of the Blues.
Sheikh Mansour and Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak have expressed their deep interest in City's heritage and are keen to celebrate it, while Chief Executive Officer Garry Cook is committed to making a new museum an integral part in the City experience.
Details of the enhanced MCFC museum will be announced in due course. In the meantime, opening hours this last weekend before the doors close are 9.30-16.30 on Saturday and 11.00-15.00 on Sunday.
The behind-the-scenes Stadium Tour will continue, using the current meeting point until after the final game of the season againt Bolton. After that, tours will operate temporarily from East Stand reception from May 27th.
mcfc.co.uk
This will mean the present MCFC museum having to close temporarily from Monday May 18th, so this weekend is the last chance for a while to take a step back into the history of the Blues.
Sheikh Mansour and Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak have expressed their deep interest in City's heritage and are keen to celebrate it, while Chief Executive Officer Garry Cook is committed to making a new museum an integral part in the City experience.
Details of the enhanced MCFC museum will be announced in due course. In the meantime, opening hours this last weekend before the doors close are 9.30-16.30 on Saturday and 11.00-15.00 on Sunday.
The behind-the-scenes Stadium Tour will continue, using the current meeting point until after the final game of the season againt Bolton. After that, tours will operate temporarily from East Stand reception from May 27th.
mcfc.co.uk