Thursday 13 August, 11am–3pm
Venue: Horniman Museum and Gardens, 100 London Rd, London SE23 3PQ
Free – no booking (drop in anytime)

Come together with the Migration Museum at the Horniman Museum and Gardens for a special, family-friendly crafting activity. We’ll be reflecting on what it means to truly care for our planet and the people around us. 

Climate change is increasingly becoming a major driver of migration. As extreme heat, drought, wildfires and flooding make some regions harder to inhabit, more people are leaving their homes in search of sanctuary and a chance to rebuild their lives.

Through a drop-in crafting activity, we will reflect on ways to care for our environment, our neighbours, and how we can nurture resilience in our communities.

Share your thoughts, catch up with our team, and as always, share your migration story through our migration story discs collection. All ages welcome!

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Stay on after the event for Hear it Live! – a free steel pan performance on the Bandstand in the Horniman Gardens, starting at 3.30pm