We will be open on Saturday 23 November. This will be the last chance for visitors to explore our Room to Breathe and Caribbean Takeaway Takeover exhibitions before we leave our current venue. We will also be hosting Cartoneras in London: Untold stories from Latin America, a creative workshop about a unique Latin American publishing phenomenon. Read more
The Migration Museum’s Family History Day offers an accessible way for audiences of all ages to explore their family story. Whether you’re brand new to family history or have simply hit a roadblock in your research, find out more about genealogy, archival research and local history – and leave inspired. Read more
Join Lord John Dyson in conversation with Baroness Shami Chakrabarti, as they explore how Lord Dyson’s Jewish immigrant background helped to shape and influence his life and career as one of the leading lawyers of his generation. Read more
Our Migration Museum at The Workshop is open to visitors on Saturday 12 October. Visit our Room to Breathe and Caribbean Takeaway Takeover exhibitions, have a cuppa and a chat in our Breathing Space Café and stock up on migration-related books and gifts in our shop. Read more
Join journalist and author Babita Sharma as part of the Asia House Literary Festival 2019 as she explores the evolving place of the cornershop in the UK, wider British attitudes towards immigration and second-generation immigrant identity Read more
Our Migration Museum at The Workshop is open on Saturday 7 September as part of the Lambeth Heritage Festival. Visit our exhibitions Room to Breathe and Caribbean Takeaway Takeover, have a cuppa and a chat in our Breathing Space Café and stock up on migration-related books and gifts in our shop. Read more
Join Majid Adin, Kate Anderson and Olivier Kugler for an informal discussion about animation and graphic storytelling on migration themes. Read more
Join us for a free community football and basketball tournament for Lambeth residents and organisations at the Black Prince Trust Community Hub, followed by a reception at the Migration Museum Read more
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
Join Queers & Allies for an informal discussion event on queer migration stories. Come and hear from speakers with queer migration stories including Mazharul Islam, an LGBT activist from Bangladesh; PJ Samuels, a poet, educator and LGBTI human rights activist; and Moud Goba, a Zimbabwean lesbian and refugee residing in the UK. Come with questions for our speakers and your own stories and reflections. Read more
