Events
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Guided Tours and Talks
Join us every week for 30 to 45 minute tours taking a deeper look at the objects and stories in our collections.
Every week
£5 / £3.50 concessions
Almshouse 14 Tours
Discover what it was like to live in Hackney 200 years ago on tours of our restored 18th-century almshouse dwellings.
Every Wednesday and Sunday
£7-10
Free Tea Fridays
Join our Free Tea Fridays at Museum of the Home and get the chance to meet your neighbours, taste our Home Blends and try your hand at our creative activities!
Every Friday
Free
Housewarming: A British Vietnamese Home
Enjoy late-night access to our galleries with music, drinks, creative activities and curator tours of the period room in focus. This month, celebrate the first British Vietnamese Home at the Museum, A Terraced House in 2024 dressed for Tết.
Thursday 30 January 2025
Free, with some paid elements
Home Truths: Behind the Scenes Round Table
Ever wondered how exhibitions come to life? Join us for an exclusive round table discussion with our Museum curators and producers, alongside leading scholars and artists as we dive into the ideas and the making of our new displays, Rooms Through Time: 1878-2049.
Thursday 6 February 2025
£7-10
Lunar New Year Family Day 2025
Join us for a vibrant day of creativity, connection, and celebration, where we explore the snake to welcome the Lunar New Year.
Tuesday 18 February 2025
Free
Domestic Atmospheres: How the Immaterial Shapes the Home
Come join us for a Two-Day conference, working in collaboration with London South Bank University as we discuss the subject of atmosphere, and the atmospheric nature of the immaterial and material aspects of home.
Monday 24 March - Tuesday 25 March 2025
£10-40
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Exhibitions
Explore temporary exhibitions and permanent installations on at the Museum.
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Explore the concept of home through people’s everyday experiences of making, keeping and being at home over the last 400 years.
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