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Exhibition:

From Monday 28 July 2025 - March 2026

30 Objects Representing…

Chosen by staff and the communities they work with, 30 Objects Representing Justice invites you to explore what justice looks like through a powerful selection of artefacts from the National Justice…

Make It Yours

Workshop:

Friday 6 February, 10am-12pm

Writing in Confinement: the…

Explore new ways of writing poetry and prose, combining a queer lens with Oulipo-inspired literary constraints to produce surprising and electric results.

Make It Yours

Workshop:

Friday 13 February, 10am-12pm

Hats Off: Emblems and Insignia

In this workshop, you will focus on designing an emblem or badge as a focal point of the hat, which will be inspired by emblems and insignias in the collection. You will trim a small felt hat…

Cocktails and Crime

Murder Mystery

Event:

Saturday 14 February 2026, 7pm

Cocktails and Crime: Don't…

Head back to the 90s with our Valentine's murder mystery, where you are a guest at a new magazine launch party.

Make It Yours

Workshop:

Friday 20 February, 10am-12pm

The Worn Self

Create an adjustable badge or wearable object that tells the world something about you. Drawing on the history of badges as symbols of identity and achievement, and using found or recycled materials,…

Make It Yours

Workshop:

Friday 27 February, 10am-12pm

Bear with Clay

Celebrate International Polar Bear Day with Bear with Clay, a creative workshop where you’ll handbuild your own polar bear sculpture while exploring the importance of protecting this vulnerable…