An evening mindfulness event in the calm and beautiful atmosphere of the Museum's grounds.

An exploration of the ways in which new technology has helped us manage the ageing process.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the release of the cult classic film ‘Aliens’ come along to the museum for a special screening with some uninvited guests.

Celebrate midsummer in the most unique venue with Hannah Rarity BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2018

Discover how to create the perfect brand at the Museum of Brands

To coincide with the display, A Thread: Contemporary Art of Peru, curator Claudia Trosso will give an evening talk on the featured artists, their inspiration and creative processes.

Our regular country nights see Bantock’s Tractor Shed rocking as fantastic acts take to the stage

The Handlebards perform a comedy version of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.

The Great Exhibition Road Festival is a new three-day celebration of curiosity, discovery and exploration that brings together science and the arts in the spirit of the Great Exhibition of 1851.

Illustrated talk: World War Two - Women Canal Boaters by David Padfield.

Join us at Headstone Manor for an evening with King Henry VIII!

Join Chiltern Open Air Museum for an evening of jazz music performed by Jazz Lane and enjoy a glass or two of gin.

A physical comedy show incorporating elements of puppetry, clowning, illusion, vaudeville and sideshow skills. Johnny Macaulay has performed this show all over the world.

In the lead up to the opening of The Moon exhibition at the National Maritime Museum, astronomers at the Royal Observatory will host this special summer moongazing event.

If you prefer to enjoy the museum at a quieter pace, why not come along to our Relaxed Session

Venetia Porter and the Museum’s Head of Exhibitions Dennis Nothdruft discuss the intriguing life and work of fashion designer Thea Porter.

A comedic immersive promenade theatre production which sees a number of Shakespeare’s classics mashed-up and mangled to hilarious effect and staged on a journey around the whole ship.

Listen to award winning choir Jubilate, who have been featured on Classic FM, perform a concert at the Museum.

Try something new, do something different! Join us for an adults-only night at the museum packed with live shows and experiments, talks, comedy, music and more.

Join in the barn dance with ceilidh band Tamlin.

Enjoy an evening of entertainment in the grand setting of The House. Join us from 19.30 for drinks and canapés, then take your seat for dinner and let the mystery unfold.

This illustrated talk by a photojournalist from the British Press Association highlights the experiences, stories and reporting of conflict within war torn countries.

The closing party of London’s Moon Festival.

This band will provide an evening of live entertainment led by the charismatic singer/songwriter James Gregory Murray, playing a wide variety of song styles, including rock, reggae and folk.

Gatti's Victorian Music Hall on Carlo Gatti's birthday, in one of Gatti's ice houses.

Join us for tea, cake and to talk all things menopause.

Nestled in Bournville, Mr Cadbury and Mr Wonka are about to launch their new chocolate bar...until a family death causes the launch to be postponed.

Join leading expert Sara Cook for this talk and discover how the traditional textile art of Bojagi, Korean wrapping cloths inspired ten years of research into historic practitioners and artists today.

This lecture by Susan Kay-Williams, Chief Executive at Royal School of Needlework, will tell the story of cochineal, its role in textiles and how and why it was one of the most popular dyestuffs.

Breathing is so much more than simply biology. From babies’ first cries to our final dying gasps, breath is our constant companion on the journey through life.

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On the last Thursday of every month we are open from 5.00pm - 8.30pm allowing the opportunity to visit the galleries for free of charge.

Grade II-listed Carshalton Water Tower welcomes you to a screening of archive documentary film clips about transport and technology.

For Museums at Night, the Swiss Garden is opening to show off its lovely collection of trees, shrubberies and architectural features in an entirely new light.

Take part in a dragon hunt through the dark or dimly lit galleries of the museum.

Cooking Sections will embark on a three-year rotating programme of small-scale visual and sound installations in the future home of Grand Union.