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Join Walls on Walls for a tour of our 'Living with Buildings' exhibition exploring architecture and health.

Join social enterprise MaMoMi to explore the ‘In Plain Sight’ exhibition from a visually diverse perspective.

Launched on BBC Radio 4’s ‘All in the Mind’, the Loneliness Experiment sought answers to questions about loneliness, and 55,000 people from across the world responded. Join us as we reveal and reflect on the results.

Explore the Teeth exhibition with Visitor Experience Assistant Georgia, with live subtitles provided.

Hear from stagecraft and lighting expert Jon M Armstrong, who will share impossible stories from his life in theatre and explain the tricks he uses to bring a touch of magic to a variety of theatrical productions.

Join us for an evening of drop-in opportunities throughout the building, including books, games, cocktails and food.

Hear from the researchers investigating and illustrating how some people experience hallucinations following major heart surgery.

Watch a recording of novelist and activist Elif Shafak in conversation with nurse and novelist Christie Watson, talking about the power of stories and how listening to each other can nurture democracy, empathy, and optimism about the future.

With a guide using speech-to-text technology, discover how the work of artists Jo Spence and Oreet Ashery examines the idea of the ‘misbehaving body’.

View a 500-year-old book and explore medieval life and the evolution of the printed word at this poetry workshop.

Take a tour of the exhibition from the perspective of its curator.

Explore explanations for paranormal phenomena with Professor Christopher French, Head of the Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit at Goldsmiths. You’ll encounter the cognitive biases that affect perception, memory, reasoning and other psychological processes, and reflect on how these biases make us human.

Watch a recording of a conversation between GP Gavin Francis and writer Louise Welsh to hear about Gavin’s deeply personal experience of a year caring for patients in rural and urban communities during the pandemic.

Come and see the new installation in our Atrium, inspired by climate change and the ‘Being Human’ gallery.

Discover stories from the new exhibition ‘Smoke and Mirrors’ as we question why we are willing to be deceived through the spectacle of illusion. Your accessible tour will be led by a guide using speech-to-text technology.

With a guide using speech-to-text technology, explore some of the themes in the Play Well exhibition in more depth.

Join cognitive scientist Anna Remington to learn about the positives of autism and neurodiversity.

Get an inside perspective on the Teeth exhibition from the perspective of a dentist.

Be part of an exclusive after-hours event for young people, a launch party for our new Being Human exhibition.

Experience a day of performances, discussions, screenings and workshops related to ‘Misbehaving Bodies’ on the closing day of this exhibition.