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A new exhibition from the Migration Museum exploring seven migration moments throughout history that changed Britain through art, photography, graphics, quotes and stories. Read more
The Migration Museum and Historic England are hosting a joint free late opening on Thursday 30 August to mark the launch of Historic England’s exhibition Immortalised: The people loved, left and lost in our landscape and the Migration Museum’s current exhibition No Turning Back: Seven Migration Moments that Changed Britain. Read more
Join us for a screening of a new oral history documentary exploring the history of immigration to the Tooting area of south-west London between 1948 and 1971. Read more
Join us for a guided tour of our No Turning Back: Seven Migration Moments that Changed Britain exhibition during the final weekend of its run. This tour is part of the Lambeth Heritage Festival 2018. Read more
Set in the weeks before and days after the 2016 EU membership referendum, Welcome Home, No. 78080 brings together a series of real-life migrant stories left by visitors to the Migration Museum’s ‘No Turning Back’ exhibition, and adapts them for the stage as a collection of short plays and personal monologues. Read more
A selection of drawings by Sophie Herxheimer made live using ink and brush in collaboration with members of the public, listening to and drawing stories about food, home, and the journeys we make to get there. Read more
