Join our curators and oral historian and radio broadcaster Alan Dein for an open discussion of the practicalities of exhibiting oral history. How do we tell oral history in interesting and unexpected ways whilst remaining true to the source? Read more
As our resident artists’ group show opens, we invite you to meet the artists, discover their journey, hear about their residency experience, the educational programme and participatory artwork they’ve created at the Migration Museum. This is a free and open to all presentation and discussion led by visual artist and educator Dima Karout. Read more
Leonor will teach you three of her favourite vegetarian Ecuadorian dishes followed by a sit down meal. This is your chance to learn a brand new cuisine, support an amazing cause, and eat great food! Read more
Matilda Velvitch, director of the award-winning play Three Mothers, and Art Refuge UK, present Fabric of Our Lives, a particpatory workshop for women to share their stories of migration. Read more
The challenges of migration can provide opportunities for growth and resilience. Join artist-in-residence Belén L.Yáñez to debate and explore this concept through a participatory collage composition workshop. Read more
Magnum photographer Chris Steele-Perkins joins the Migration Museum’s curators to discuss photography and representation. Read more
Salsa your way over to Migrateful’s latest cookery class with Lola. Learn to make traditional Cuban dishes bursting with flavour, then sit down and enjoy what you’ve made as you share a social dinner with the group. Read more
Join our artist-in-residence Shorsh Saleh for a participatory flying-carpet weaving workshop in his studio in our Room to Breathe exhibition. Participants are invited to design and weave miniature flying-carpets around the theme of travel and migration, using traditional water motifs, and will learn basic flat weaving techniques. Read more
Join the Migration Museum’s curators Aditi Anand and Sue McAlpine as they talk about the challenges of curating migration, with other curators from the sector. This is a free and informal discussion, open to all. Read more
A workshop of meditation, voice and movement to explore the qualities of the heart inspired by the Colours of Kindness installation in our Room to Breathe exhibition and led by Jos Hadfield and Sue McAlpine, tai chi practitioners from the European School of Tai Chi Chuan UK. Read more
