What’s on

A selection of everyday items from the past 400 years which have transformed the ways we live in our homes.

Explore everyday experiences and ideas of home across the last 400 years.

How home life has evolved over four centuries.

Discover how city gardens have changed and developed over the centuries.

This exhibition brings together nine prints by artist Uzo Egonu, newly acquired by Museum of the Home.

A new exhibition of world-class photographs selected for the World Food Photography Awards sponsored by Tenderstem® Bimi® Broccolini

Join us this summer for our Windrush Programme Series, Honouring Our Elders.

Discover what it was like to live in Hackney 200 years ago on tours of our restored 18th-century almshouse dwellings.

This museum tour explores the colonial histories of everyday objects.

This tour brings our galleries to life with stories of how and why early migrant communities came to live in London.

Join us at this interactive art workshop, talk and zine give-away around the collaborative research project "Time for Tea".

Bringing the original family rave to East London’s Museum of the Home this summer.

An immersive and educational walking tour in East London exploring housing landscapes surrounding Museum of the Home.

What does it mean to belong? To carry fragments of home in memory, in language, in movement — across oceans and through generations? 

Ceramics in the City returns this September for an annual exhibit and fair celebrating the world of ceramics