Pre-booking tickets is recommended to guarantee entry to events and exhibitions.
Museum Celebrates showcases the incredible diversity of our city with festivals, showcases, carnivals and religious celebrations.
In the spirit of the month of Ramadan, the month of hospitality and sharing, come along to the museum on 29 March at 6pm for an evening of food, friendship and dialogue across faiths and cultures. Observe or participate in the Muslim prayer and taste traditional food with the breaking of fast.
A free self-led family art activity, celebrating UK wildlife and creativity as part of the Art Fund’s The Wild Escape project.
We're hosting a Vaisakhi celebration at the museum on 5 April in partnership with Manchester Sikh Foundation. Join us to experience a Langer, or community meal, and many other activities.
Exhibitions and displays explore the richness of our world and our past, present and future.
The Dab Hands Collection was created in residence at Manchester Museum by artist Lucy Burscough and her collaborative partners
This stunning exhibition offers unparalleled access to our world-class Egypt and Sudan collections.
Join us on our journey as we work towards a more sustainable world with social justice at its heart.
Explore the potential of the creative and cultural sector to create new pathways for an inclusive workforce. For parents and educators.
The Society and Change Saturday club at Manchester Museum invites you to learn about the global issues shaping our world today and think about how you can make a difference and have your voice heard. Every Saturday you can participate in creative workshops and discussions with industry experts and artists, along with other people your age who share similar interests.
Museum Lates gives you time to experience the awe and wonder of the museum after hours, and celebrates the work of extraordinary artists, musicians, performers, writers and more.
In the spirit of the month of Ramadan, the month of hospitality and sharing, come along to the museum on 29 March at 6pm for an evening of food, friendship and dialogue across faiths and cultures. Observe or participate in the Muslim prayer and taste traditional food with the breaking of fast.
The Singh Twins in conversation, discussing their new work, Rags to Riches, Riches to Rags, in Manchester Museum's South Asia Gallery.
Museum Makes means getting hands on. We host writing workshops, dance classes, arts and crafts activities and more.
As part of our Age Friendly Programme, we are hosting an introductory series of Taichi Qigong sessions aimed at people aged 50 and over.
As one of the UK’s largest university museums, we care for over 4.5 million objects, with an internationally-important collection spanning from Archaeology to Zoology, and nearly everything in between. We work with communities, support university students and schools in Manchester and beyond and we are a free, inclusive museum for all. But we need your help. Every object we care for, exhibition, school visit and community event comes at a cost, and you can help make the museum as ambitious and impactful as possible.