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Get an inside perspective on 'Teeth' from a dietician.

Join artist and psychological therapist Rosy Martin in a one-day workshop using photographs as a route to explore personal identities, hidden feelings and submerged memories.

Join us for DAYLIGHTING, a four-day programme of events to challenge existing archives, change narratives and amplify new voices.

Join a workshop where you’ll discover how you can use augmented reality by imagining a trip to the moon.

Your Art and Design students will get insight into the professional practice of graphic designers with activities inspired by health and medicine.

Join Naheem Bashir to learn about the neurological basis for stammering and his own experiences of living with a stammer.

Join us for a discussion about the cultures, histories and science of menstruation.

Join cyborg activist Neil Harbisson to explore the ‘In Plain Sight’ exhibition.

Join METIS performing arts company director Zoë Svendsen in conversation with researchers on the climate crisis. Listen to their perspectives, then ask questions and share your own ideas for creating a world we want to live in.

Using replicas from our ‘Medicine Man’ exhibition, hear about and discuss how people have shrunk human body parts throughout history, from the shrunken heads of Ecuador to Chinese foot-binding.

Come and celebrate the publication of the collection ‘How We Die is How We Live Only More So’, with talks and readings. Topics the book explores include death and dying in the digital era, and the politics of illness.

Explore our ‘Milk’ exhibition with brighter and more even lighting conditions across the gallery. Audio and BSL digital guides, a visual story, and large-print and braille guides are available for use at these drop-in sessions.

Join Hazal Baybasin, founder of skincare brand Blind Beauty, for a tour of ‘The Cult of Beauty’.

Join space psychologist Iya Whiteley to find out how people can prepare for the mental challenges of space travel, and how this research could help improve working conditions on Earth.

Listen in to the recording of a radio programme which considers how the health of migrants and refugees can be protected.

Join a professional magician Goldie Puricelli for a tour of our ‘Smoke and Mirrors’ exhibition.

Join a conversation exploring human difference, value and love from the perspectives of people with and without learning disabilities and autism.

Immerse yourself in a fictional world in this non-verbal live-action role play (LARP) activity.

Participate in a workshop exploring how music can encourage us to be creative and to play together.

Contribute to a collective artwork in this creative workshop exploring the idea of a spirit double and how it can help someone process grief.