Looking for Languages Trail
- Tickets: Free, booking required.
- Date: 21 Feb 2024
- Location: Manchester Museum, Oxford Road
Pre-booking tickets is recommended to guarantee entry to events and exhibitions.
Manchester Museum’s Top Floor is a space for learning, connecting, and inspiring change. Drop in between 12-4pm to meet the communities, charities, activists, and artists shaping a more sustainable and fair future for Manchester. Discover new and different ideas and get involved in free creative workshops and activities for all ages.
Join a member of our Visitor Team for an exhibition tour as they share some of the highlights and the stories behind the objects.
Join one of our Visitor Team who will share a selection of the museum's stories that have captured the imagination of staff and visitors for over 100 years.
Not many museums care for live animals, but our Vivarium has for over 30 years! Meet the Keeper is an opportunity to chat with our amphibian specialists and learn more about the vital conservation, research, and education work of our live animals. Drop in to the Vivarium between 3-3.30pm Tuesday - Friday during term time.
Found an archaeological object in your garden, out walking, or metal detecting? Come along to a finds day to learn more about your discovery with the Portable Antiquities Scheme.
Join us for our regular Pride Tours of Manchester Museum - our Visitor Team will take you on a journey through the museum, bringing new voices to the collections.
The aim is to get more people talking about climate change, providing a welcoming and supportive space to share our feelings. Everyone is invited to participate, whether you are involved in climate action or not.
Are you aged 13-16? Are you interested in creatively exploring how we can work together towards a fairer and more sustainable future?
Manchester Museum’s Top Floor is a space for learning, connecting, and inspiring change. Drop in between 12-4pm to meet the communities, charities, activists, and artists shaping a more sustainable and fair future for Manchester. Discover new and different ideas and get involved in free creative workshops and activities for all ages.
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.