Exhibitions

Looks Delicious!

View incredibly lifelike Japanese food replicas from all 47 prefectures, showcasing traditional dishes through skilled craftsmanship.

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Free

Until 16 February 2025

Japan House

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Turner Prize 2024

Four British artists showcase their eclectic art, including figurative portraits, cultural narratives, and mixed-media installations.

£14.00

Until 16 February 2025

Medieval Multiplied: A Gothic Ivory and its Reproductions

See a 14th-century Gothic ivory carving alongside its various reproductions, such as photos and 3D prints, showing how different methods reveal or hide aspects of the original.

Included in entry

Until 16 February 2025

Photography Social History

Classical Art Technology

Lives Less Ordinary

An exhibition of photography, paintings and sculptures depicting working class Britain, mostly in the 20th century, with a particular emphasis on marginalised groups.

Free

Until 20 April 2025

Two Temple Place

Churchill in Cartoons: Satirising a Statesman

This exhibition showcases satirical cartoons featuring Winston Churchill, from his early political days to his tenure as Prime Time Minister. An engaging look at how these images shaped his public perception.

★★★★★ Telegraph

Free

Until 23 February 2025

Imperial War Museum

Politics

Aut-OOO-Arcadia: Louis Morlæ

See robotic sculptures, videos, and interactive displays envisaging how a future dominated by automation might reshape our lives and redefine work, leisure, and societal roles.

Free

Until 23 February 2025

Somerset House

Modern Art Technology

Lauren Halsey: emajendat

The event showcases vibrant artworks that merge past, present, and future through iconography linked to the African diaspora and queer culture, inspired by the funk music scene.

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Free

Until 23 February 2025

Serpentine Galleries

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A Silk Road Oasis: Life in Ancient Dunhuang

Learn about the ancient oasis of Dunhuang which thrived on the Silk Road, revealing the lives of artists, merchants, and monks from over 1,000 years ago.

£8.00

Until 23 February 2025

British Library

Social History Religion

Silk Roads

Learn about the diverse cultures and histories shaped by the Silk Roads from AD 500 to 1000, featuring objects from across continents.

£22.00

Until 23 February 2025

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Social History Religion

Barbie®: The Exhibition

This exhibition marks Barbie’s 65th anniversary, featuring historic dolls like the 1959 original and 1992’s best-selling Totally Hair Barbie.

£14.38

Until 23 February 2025

Design Fashion

Dressed to Deliver

Learn about the evolution of postal uniforms from Victorian times to today, including their role in expressing identity and cultural diversity.

Included in entry

Until 23 February 2025

Postal Museum

Deborah Segun: A Moment To Myself

Deborah Segun’s solo exhibition features artworks exploring the link between the internal self and the natural world through peaceful colours and earthy forms.

Free

Until 24 February 2025

Jack Kabangu: Barndommens Drømme (Childhood Dreams)

Jack Kabangu’s artwork examines the inaccuracy of memory and dream opacity, using a bold, freeform style with a recurring face motif to express deep human emotions.

Free

Until 24 February 2025

Open Furniture Month 2025: Treasures Unlocked

See six remarkable pieces with hidden compartments, lavish interiors, and intriguing histories from secret communications to altered pasts.

Free

Until 28 February 2025

Wallace Collection

Good Eye Projects

Six artists get free studio space to create, receive professional critiques, visit galleries, and show their work at the end of their residency.

Free

Until 1 March 2025

Architectural Association

Building Culture in Armenia: The Oshakan Project

See an exhibition featuring key artefacts from a workshop with local and international students in Oshakan. Highlights include a community-drawn map and a detailed survey of a stork nest.

Free

Until 1 March 2025

Rethinking the British Museum

Five architectural teams showcase their innovative visions for transforming a major London museum’s gallery spaces, focusing on a blend of heritage and modern visitor experiences.

Free

Until 2 March 2025

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Keeping Time: Clocks by Boulle

See five exceptional clocks by André-Charles Boulle, showing how 18th-century science influenced baroque design, alongside related artwork.

★★★★★ Guardian

Free

Until 2 March 2025

Wallace Collection

Classical Art Science

Medieval Women: In Their Own Words

See the lives of medieval European women through rare items like Joan of Arc’s signature and the first book by a professional female author.

£17.00

Until 2 March 2025

British Library

Feminism Classical Art

Lost Gardens of London

Uncover the history of London’s vanished gardens, from princely grounds to humble allotments, at this meticulously curated exhibition.

Included in entry

Until 2 March 2025

Garden Museum

Nature Social History

Distillation of Architecture: 家具

Japanese architects challenge conventional furniture design by blending architectural elements and traditional techniques to create adaptable, compact pieces.

Free

Until 7 March 2025

Architectural Association

Architecture Design

Parmigianino: The Vision of Saint Jerome

See Parmigianino’s ‘The Madonna and Child with Saints’ after a decade, showcasing his Renaissance breakthroughs through original drawings and sketches.

★★★★☆ Guardian

Free

Until 9 March 2025

National Gallery

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Outlaws: Fashion Renegades of 80s London

Featuring original outfits and rare pieces from over thirty designers like John Galliano, this event showcases the impact of 1980s nightclub culture on fashion and art.

£12.65

Until 9 March 2025

Fashion & Textile Museum

Fashion Photography

Mike Kelley: Ghost and Spirit

View works by experimental artist Mike Kelley spanning from the 1970s to 2012, featuring textiles, multi-media installations, and more that resonate with pivotal themes in society and personal identity.

£18.00

Until 9 March 2025

Wes Lang : The Black Paintings

See Wes Lang’s 89 new paintings featuring his skeleton characters, animals, and fantasy beings set against dark or lush backgrounds.

Free

Until 9 March 2025

Newport Street Gallery

Victoria and Albert Museum

Jameel Prize: Moving Images

This event features a mix of films, photos, sounds, and sculptures spotlighting personal and communal identities and histories.

Free

Until 15 March 2025

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Hyundai Commission: Mire Lee: Open Wound

Mire Lee’s installations use silicone and chains to transform a space into a ’living factory’, provoking a mix of emotions from awe to disgust.

Free

Until 16 March 2025

The Windsor Tapestry

A visual history of King Charles III through 98 cartoons by Steve Bell, displayed on a 28-metre long tapestry alongside original artworks.

Included in entry

Until 22 March 2025

Cartoon Museum

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New Contemporaries

This exhibition showcases 35 emerging artists confronting current social realities, with themes like natural world cycles, borders, and the impact of pop culture.

Free

Until 23 March 2025

Institute of Contemporary Arts

Helios in the Painted Hall

A new seven-metre artwork representing the sun’s surface offers a close look at its detailed expanse, symbolizing the sun’s impact on culture and history.

£16.50

Until 25 March 2025

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Picasso: printmaker

This exhibition features over 2,400 prints by Pablo Picasso, spanning his early years in Paris to his final days in France, showcasing his innovations in printmaking and personal stories reflected through his art.

£11.00

Until 30 March 2025

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NAOMI In Fashion

A showcase of Naomi Campbell’s career, featuring work from top designers and photographers, her activism, and cultural impact.

£18.00

Until 5 April 2025

Victoria and Albert Museum

Fashion

Theaster Gates, Bermondsey (2025)

This exhibition honors Malcolm X’s centenary and the 60th anniversary of his passing, showcasing large installations and new films blending Japanese craftsmanship with political themes.

Free

Until 6 April 2025

White Cube

Activism Politics

SOIL

This exhibition features global artists showcasing the vital role of soil in Earth’s health through varied artworks, inciting sustainable practices.

★★★★☆ Observer

£18.50

Until 13 April 2025

Somerset House

Nature

Everest through the lens

A look back at early 20th-century Everest expeditions, including mapping and photography, led by two influential clubs.

Free

Until 15 April 2025

Royal Geographical Society

Photography Social History

Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism

An exhibition highlighting Brazilian Modernism through the works of key figures like Anita Malfatti and Tarsila do Amaral, showcasing the blend of local identities and landscapes.

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£25.50

Until 21 April 2025

Royal Academy of Arts

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The World of Tim Burton

Get a close look at Tim Burton’s artistic journey, featuring his drawings, paintings, and photographs. This event also showcases his works as an illustrator and author.

£19.69

Until 21 April 2025

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Versailles: Science and Splendour

Learn how 17th and 18th-century Versailles used science to showcase power, featuring Louis XV’s rhinoceros, a detailed lunar map, and Marie Antoinette’s famous watch.

£12.00

Until 21 April 2025

Science Museum

Science Architecture

Ruth Murray: Byron’s Pond

Ruth Murray’s paintings show how tiny gardens in city spaces can touch hearts and minds, inspired by local plants and a historic bathing spot.

Included in entry

Until 27 April 2025

Garden Museum

Leighton and Landscape: Impressions from Nature

See over 60 landscape oil sketches by Victorian artist Frederic Leighton, painted as he travelled from 1856-1896, including ‘Bay of Cádiz, Moonlight’.

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Included in entry

Until 27 April 2025

Leighton House

War and the Mind

Examine how psychological factors influence warfare by viewing items like a sentimental mitten carried by a WWII airman, and learning about war’s impact on human emotions and behaviours.

Free

Until 27 April 2025

Imperial War Museum

Conflict

Anthony M

Walk among beams of light in a misty room, forming shifting three-dimensional sculptures that change based on your movement.

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£14.00

Until 27 April 2025

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Hard Graft: Work, Health and Rights

Learn how physical work affects health through stories of laborers’ rights and unsafe conditions, featuring over 150 historical items and artworks.

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Free

Until 27 April 2025

Wellcome Collection

Health Activism

The Great Mughals: Art, Architecture and Opulence

See treasured artworks from Mughal emperors Akbar, Jahangir, and Shah Jahan, showcasing creativity from 1560 to 1660.

£22.00

Until 4 May 2025

Victoria and Albert Museum

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The 80s: Photographing Britain

This exhibition features powerful photographs from the 1980s that highlight social change and activism during the Thatcher era, with work from diverse communities and collectives.

£20.00

Until 5 May 2025

Photography Activism

Elizabeth Legh: Lover of Musick & All Ingenious Things

Discover the musical journey of Elizabeth Legh, who collected original Handel works and played the harpsichord. See her rare instruments and Handel scores.

Included in entry

Until 11 May 2025

Foundling Museum

Music

VITAL SIGNS: another world is possible

This exhibition highlights the link between our health and our planet’s through artworks showing how water, air, and soil quality affects us.

Free

Until 17 May 2025

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Nature Science

Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious

A showcase of over 80 works by Tirzah Garwood, presenting her unique ‘sophisticated naïve’ approach which adds deeper meanings to innocent subjects.

£20.00

Until 26 May 2025

Dulwich Picture Gallery

Classical Art Design

Light: a colourful history

Check out a free exhibition about the science of light, featuring vivid insights into optical experiments and their impacts on daily life.

Free

Until 30 May 2025

Royal Society

Science

In Performance: Fans of Theatre, Music and Dance

Explore an array of fans linked to theatre, music, and dance, highlighting pieces from Commedia dell’Arte and global dance accessories, alongside musical instrument motifs.

Included in entry

Until 31 May 2025

Fan Museum

Classical Art Music

Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet

See transformative artworks from the 1950s to 1980s, showcasing immersive environments and machine-made pieces innovated through new technology and science.

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£22.00

Until 1 June 2025

Modern Art Technology

Self-Made: Reshaping Identities

An exhibition featuring ceramic works by four artists examining the fluid nature of identity through the transformative properties of clay.

Included in entry

Until 1 June 2025

Foundling Museum

Hello Brain!

Learn about your brain’s fascinating features, from how neurons connect to creating your own brain models.

Free

Until 20 June 2025

Francis Crick Institute

Science

Dickens in Doughty Street: 100 Years of the Charles Dickens Museum

Celebrate 100 years of history with original manuscripts, letters, and rare editions once owned by Charles Dickens, plus insights into his personal life.

Included in entry

Until 29 June 2025

Charles Dickens Museum

Literature

War rugs: Afghanistan's knotted history

See how Afghan weavers have woven their country’s conflict history into rugs, transforming traditional patterns to include warfare imagery.

Free

Until 29 June 2025

Conflict

Foundling Voices

Learn about five individuals grappling with their identities, uncovering their pasts, and understanding themselves through personal histories.

Included in entry

Until 29 June 2025

Foundling Museum

The Future of Money

Explore how digital and contactless payments impact your choices around money, the role of the Bank of England in futureproofing the economy, and the ongoing relevance of cash.

Free

Until 1 September 2025

Bank of England Museum

Economics Technology

Out of Context

This exhibition uses illustrations, photos, and AI to question how Western audiences understand and value non-Western art.

Free

Until 1 November 2025

Horniman Museum

George Dance the Younger – a bicentennial celebration

Honouring George Dance the Younger, this event highlights his architectural legacy and influence on John Soane.

Free

Until 31 December 2025

Sir John Soane's Museum

Abbas Zahedi: Begin Again

Attend a session where ecological grief is collectively processed through discussions with artists and thinkers, set within a sound-focused installation that emphasizes renewal and connection.

Free

Until 4 January 2026

Nature Modern Art

Gathering Ground

This exhibition merges art with themes of environmental and social justice, showcasing artists who focus on Indigenous knowledge and ecological issues.

Free

Until 4 January 2026

Modern Art Activism

Natural History Pop-up

See how humans have crafted instruments from nature and drawn musical inspiration from animals like songbirds.

Free

Until 1 June 2026

Horniman Museum

Nature

Linder: Danger Came Smiling

See the evolution of Linder’s art from 1970s punk photomontages to her latest digital works, using cuts to explore changing views on lifestyle, sex, food, and fashion.

£19.00

Begins 11 February 2025

Hayward Gallery

Photography Modern Art

Mickalene Thomas: All About Love

This art event presents two decades of Mickalene Thomas’s large-scale paintings of Black women and innovative collage techniques, adorned with vivid patterns and rhinestones, celebrating glamour and comfort.

£19.00

Begins 11 February 2025

Hayward Gallery

Modern Art Feminism

FLOWERS – FLORA IN CONTEMPORARY ART & CULTURE

Behold how flowers influence art, fashion, and culture through over 500 artworks including installations and photographs, highlighting their role as metaphors in human expression.

£10.00

Begins 12 February 2025

Narratives of Identity

Four recent art graduates showcase mixed media artworks centered on identity, using personal and shared stories through painting, sculpture, and photography.

Free

Begins 12 February 2025

Soane and Modernism: Make It New

An exhibition showcasing Sir John Soane’s influence on modern architecture with original drawings and comparisons to modernist icons like Le Corbusier.

Free

Begins 12 February 2025

Sir John Soane's Museum

Henri Michaux: The Mescaline Drawings

See the captivating ‘Mescaline Drawings’ by Henri Michaux, artistic expressions formed after his 1955 psychedelic experiments.

Included in entry

Begins 12 February 2025

Architectural Association

Systems Overhaul

Learn how architects are using AI to tackle issues of ethics and bias, creating innovative, responsible tools and imagining new futures.

Free

Begins 13 February 2025

Architecture Technology

FLOWERS LATES 2025

Attend unique Friday workshops focused on crafts inspired by artist May Morris. You’ll create Valentine’s Day cards and experiment with various artistic materials.

£6.00

Begins 14 February 2025

PLATFORM: Bethan Laura Wood

Annual displays showcasing a designer’s impact on modern design, featuring vibrant works and insights into their creative process.

Free

Begins 14 February 2025

The Robot Zoo

See life-sized robotic animals made from machine parts showing how they see and hunt, try interactive exhibitions like squid racing and shooting a ’tongue-gun.'

£28.60

Begins 14 February 2025

Horniman Museum

Nature Technology

Goya to Impressionism. Masterpieces from the Oskar Reinhart Collection

See masterpieces by Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso, and more, including pre-Impressionists like Goya, in a showcase of top European art.

Included in entry

Begins 14 February 2025

Salt Cosmologies

A fabric art piece, 80 metres long, imitates a historic 2500-mile hedge used by the British for salt taxation. It uses organic cotton and natural dyes, enhanced with chaotic termite motifs.

Free

Begins 20 February 2025

Somerset House

Activism

RISO Print Workshop with Good Studio and King’s Climate Action Network

Create unique designs using the sustainable RISO print technique, collaborating with a designer and learning from climate networks.

Free

21 February 2025 14:00

Design Feminism

Putting Our Heads Together: Mental Health Research with & For Young People

This gathering showcases how young people contribute to mental health research through games, displays, and interactive presentations.

Free

21 February 2025 14:30

Health

In Betweens

See how MA Print students from the Royal College of Art challenge the boundaries of printmaking, blending manual techniques with mechanical processes to create unique artworks.

Free

Begins 22 February 2025

Southwark Park Galleries

VITAL COMMUNITIES

Local activists and leaders discuss the impact of grassroots initiatives in Lambeth and Southwark on climate change.

Free

25 February 2025 18:30

Activism Nature

RISO Print Week

Make your own gallery guide using RISO, a combo of screen printing and photocopying that’s kind to the planet. Each print is unique, so yours will be one of a kind!

Free

Begins 26 February 2025

Royal Society of British Artists | Annual Exhibition 2025

Top UK artists display their work alongside new talents, with two major £5,000 awards on offer this year.

£6.00

Begins 26 February 2025

Leigh Bowery!

Experience the vibrant impact of Leigh Bowery, an audacious artist who transformed 1980s club culture with his bold fashion and performances.

£18.00

Begins 27 February 2025

Fashion Modern Art

Art Now: Hylozoic/Desires

A moving image installation that blends historical facts with creative interpretations to revisit a 19th-century enforced boundary in South Asia.

Free

Begins 28 February 2025

Shape Shift

This exhibition showcases artworks created during a three-year project with 15 international artists and mental health hospital patients.

Free

Begins 1 March 2025

Fitzrovia Chapel

With Graphic Intent

See a collection of German and Austrian modernist works on paper, featuring drawings and prints by artists like Kandinsky and Klee.

Included in entry

Begins 1 March 2025

Gary Bunt: Marrows, Spuds & Onions

View a fresh collection of paintings inspired by fond memories of family and wisdom from old sayings.

Free

Begins 4 March 2025

Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300 ‒1350

Experience the dynamic art of 14th-century Siena with over a hundred exhibits, showcasing paintings, gilded glass, and ivory works from artists like Duccio and Simone Martini.

£20.00

Begins 8 March 2025

National Gallery

Society of Graphic Fine Art | 104th Annual Open Exhibition

View over 300 hand-drawn artworks in pencil, pen, watercolour, and more. Enjoy live demonstrations by renowned artists. Artworks available for purchase.

Free

Begins 10 March 2025

The Missing Act: An Exhibition by Max Gimson

Max Gimson depicts Derbyshire’s people and landscapes in his art, inspired by the historic Derby Hippodrome and local heritage.

Free

Begins 10 March 2025

The Craft of Carpentry

Experience the artistry of Japanese carpentry, from forest to finished forms, including life-size reconstructions and the chance to try traditional woodworking.

Free

Begins 12 March 2025

Japan House

Dress Codes

See royal outfits worn by Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana and more, including rare pieces from the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection.

Included in entry

Begins 13 March 2025

Kensington Palace

Fashion

Players: All the World's a Stage

An art exhibition features portraits of theatre professionals like actors, directors, and playwrights, celebrating the rich interplay between art and theatre.

Free

Begins 18 March 2025

John Morley: Artist Gardener

John Morley presents his paintings and pastels of garden plants, flowers, and fruits, many shown for the first time, at his first solo exhibition in over 30 years.

Included in entry

Begins 19 March 2025

Garden Museum

Charlie Waller Trust Art Exhibition 2025

An exhibition features over 300 artworks, including paintings and sculptures, created by both new and renowned artists. Half of sales proceeds will support a mental health charity.

Free

Begins 19 March 2025

Arpita Singh: Remembering

This exhibition showcases paintings by Arpita Singh, reflecting on her emotional and psychological experiences drawn from Bengali folk art and Indian narratives.

Free

Begins 20 March 2025

Serpentine Galleries

Modern Art Feminism

Astonishing Things: The Drawings of Victor Hugo

See Victor Hugo’s rare ink and wash drawings, from early caricatures to abstract landscapes, not shown in the UK for over 50 years.

£17.00

Begins 21 March 2025

Royal Academy of Arts

Friday Late: Pulse of the Planet

Experience an evening filled with music, films, and soundscapes inspired by the Spring Equinox. Enjoy tarot readings, spellcasting activities, and immersive DJ sets.

Free

21 March 2025 18:30

Nature Music

Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours | 213th Exhibition

View a collection of watercolour pieces, showcasing both classic and innovative styles from renowned and emerging artists.

£6.00

Begins 26 March 2025

Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style

Trace the evolution of swimwear from the 1920s, see Pamela Anderson’s Baywatch swimsuit, the first British woman’s Olympic gold medal for swimming, and 1980s men’s Speedos among over 200 objects.

£14.38

Begins 28 March 2025

Design Social History

Textiles: The Art of Mankind

See textiles from around the world that show off human creativity from pre-history to today, including a rare Panama textile and a Sardinian wall hanging.

£12.65

Begins 28 March 2025

Fashion & Textile Museum

José María Velasco A View of Mexico

View paintings by José María Velasco, featuring detailed landscapes of 19th-century Mexico, capturing its industrialisation and botanical details.

£12.00

Begins 29 March 2025

National Gallery

Pirates

Learn about the life of pirates, from their portrayal in popular media to the hard truths of their history and influence around the world.

£15.00

Begins 29 March 2025

National Maritime Museum

Ed Atkins

An exhibition showcasing Ed Atkins’ paintings, videos, and drawings that focus on the human experience and emotion amidst digital life.

£18.00

Begins 2 April 2025

Art & Ecology School Residencies: The Exhibition

See art by students from Years 3 to 6 discussing environments and climate issues. They used their creative skills under professional guidance to capture diverse views on ecology.

Free

Begins 5 April 2025

Southwark Park Galleries

You Make Me Feel // curated by A—Z (Anne Duffau)

A group exhibition featuring multidisciplinary artworks that explore themes of diaries and self-narratives through stories, notes, and reflections.

Free

Begins 5 April 2025

Southwark Park Galleries

Cats in Cartoons

A showcase of famous cartoon cats from various media, featuring artwork by Louis Wain, Ronald Searle, and others, examining why cats are beloved.

Included in entry

Begins 5 April 2025

Cartoon Museum

Astronomy Photographer of the Year

See stunning photos of stars, galaxies, and celestial bodies from talented global photographers.

Free

National Maritime Museum

Photography Science

Being Human

Examine human identity and health through 50 artworks that touch on genetics, minds & bodies, and our environmental concerns.

Free

Wellcome Collection

Health Science

Chocolate House Greenwich

Learn about chocolate’s journey from Central America to becoming a symbol of sophistication in 18th-century London, and its role in shaping Greenwich society.

£3.00

Commission: Chris Ofili: Requiem

Chris Ofili’s mural is a vivid dream-inspired tribute, centred around a poignant image of artist Khadija Saye, reflecting themes of transformation and memory.

Free

Modern Art Activism

Keith Piper & Rex Whistler

A 1920s mural meets a modern film installation, sparking a dialogue on historic and contemporary art practices through a fictional conversation.

Free

Painted Hall Display | Women at War: Wrens at Greenwich and Beyond

This display commemorates the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end, showcasing artefacts and documents from Wrens trained at the Royal Naval College.

£16.50

Conflict Feminism

Enjoy a close-up look at a seven metre artwork of the Sun, every centimetre representing 2000km of its surface, complete with details like sunspots and filaments.

£16.50

Science

Thursday Lates | Helios in the Painted Hall

Every Thursday evening, enjoy guided talks about the 200+ characters on the Painted Hall ceiling, illustrated in Sir James Thornhill’s work.

£16.50