Join us for a guided tour through the stories of some of the many inspirational Black British people connected to Liverpool. Meet at the museum’s welcome desk on the ground floor for this free ...

This artwork has been identified as having links to a person connected with transatlantic slavery. This research is part of the Walker Art Gallery’s ongoing work to be more transparent about the ...

Tom Wood takes us through the five decades of his career explaining when he started photography and how he fell in love with Liverpool.

This is a co-hosted event between National Museums Liverpool and the Tung Auditorium (University of Liverpool). To book tickets, head to the Tung Auditorium’s website. The two-hour event, programmed ...

The Huxley Hoard is a collection of Viking silver that was buried for safekeeping, but was never retrieved. The 21 bracelets and one ingot were discovered near Huxley in Cheshire in 2004. Find out ...

What was that noise? A footstep on the stair? Your bedroom window creaking open? No, it was just the memory of the ghost story you heard in Sudley's Library. Wasn't it...? What's that shadow dancing ...

Join exhibition curators Kay Jones from National Museums Liverpool and James Lawler from DuoVision Arts for a tour of the Holly Johnson Story. Journey through the exhibition to hear fascinating object ...

Join us in one of our museum galleries to let your little one be as noisy as they like. In this session you’ll have the chance to sing songs, read stories, play musical instruments, and explore how ...

This event has been postponed until the new year, please keep an eye on our social media for a new date. Through a series of events, the Museum of Liverpool is looking to explore what makes Liverpool ...

Once a year we are opening our doors and showing you around some of the most special parts of our World Museum. Join us for curator-led tours with exclusive access to the Natural History Collection ...

The RAWD (Random Acts of Wildness Disability) 'make your mark' workshops are an introduction to how art is a form of communication and expression, for people aged 16+ who identify as neurodivergent.

Come and hear our fashion curator, Pauline Rushton, talk about our current exhibition of beautiful beaded and sequined evening dresses, dating from the 1920s to the present day. This talk explores the ...