What’s on
Featured exhibitions
Story Explorers: A journey through imaginary worlds
Take a free family trip through our collection and discover the stories behind objects which take you to wondrous places. Designed for children 0 – 9.
Secret Maps
Who shapes your world? Who decides what you see? What hides behind grid lines?
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List of Events
How to develop a PR strategy for growth
Master PR skills to boost your business growth with insights from industry experts.
WriteBack: An Evening of Writers Off Duty
Thursday 20 November, 19.00 Writers to speak on topics of their own choosing.
How to Start and Run a Successful Restaurant, Coffee Bar or Food Business
Friday 3 October and Friday 21 November, 10.00 Explore the best ways of opening and running a viable and profitable food business like a cafe, restaurant, bakery, or cake shop!
Mapping the Mysterious
Friday 21 November 19.00 An evening exploring how myth, magic and mystery shape maps.
Family Festival: Imaginary Worlds
Saturday 22 November 12.00 Take part in this exciting day inspired by wondrous worlds, both real and imaginary. This event is fully accessible for families with D/ deaf children, parents and carers.
Secret Maps: Curators’ Lunchtime Talk
Monday 24 November 13.00 Go Behind the Scenes with exhibition curator Tom Harper.
AI Debate: Will AI make us better off?
Monday 24 November 19.00 Join a panel of experts to explore whether AI is a golden ticket that cam transform our economy and personal economic prospects.
How to master social media for your business
Tuesday 25 November 14.00 Discover how to leverage social media to build and grow your brand online.
Palestine - 1: reimagining Palestine's past
Tuesday 25 November 19.00 A brand new anthology of Palestinian fiction.
Story Explorers: A journey through imaginary worlds
Until Sunday 18 January 2026 Take a free family trip through our collection and discover the stories behind objects which take you to wondrous places. Designed for children 0 – 9.
Secret Maps
24 October 2025 – 18 January 2026 Who shapes your world? Who decides what you see? What hides behind grid lines?