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Wellcome Collection venue hire terms and conditions

Terms and conditions for our ticketed, unticketed and drop-in events

We welcome group visits. We can help you with advanced bookings for tours, and answer any other questions you have about bringing your group to our building.

We are a free museum and library connecting science, medicine, life and art. You’ll find exhibitions, events and a library in our beautiful building in central London.

Join us for a conversation about near-death experiences in a comfortable, home-like setting.

You can use your laptop and other mobile devices in the library for research and study. If you’re a library member you can also use the library computers and printing facility.

You can get free library membership in order to use our collections and subscription resources.

Members of the library have online access to a wide range of databases and collections of e-books and e-journals.

Library members can book a study room in the library as an accessible study space or for group study.

You can use scanners, operated by your library account, to make copies from our collections. You can also use your own camera, subject to some regulations.

Our venues at Wellcome Collection are available seven days a week. They're ideal for almost any event.

Catch up with friends and colleagues over a drink and something to eat in our café.

The Wellcome Collection shop stocks unique books and gifts inspired by our collection and exhibition themes.

Join one of our regular conversations or events, or just hang out and find inspiration browsing the array of books, artworks and objects.

You are welcome to take photographs for your own personal use in most of our exhibitions and in other public areas of the building, except where signs indicate otherwise.

Plan your visit with clear, accessible information on how to reach Wellcome Collection.

Leave your coats and bags in our free cloakroom while you visit our exhibitions or use the research library.

In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn more about the historical manuscripts in our collections and how to use them for research.

Wellcome Collection presents 'The Coming of Age', a free major exhibition exploring experiences and perceptions of ageing, from adolescence to older age, through different perspectives from art, science and popular culture.

Explore Audrey Amiss’s life as both an artist and campaigner, and how she used her work to speak out against harmful treatment within the mental health system.