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Join us for an evening of laughter from No Direction Home as part of Refugee Week 2022

At Royal Museums Greenwich we recognise that environmental protection is one of the most important issues facing the world today. We’re committed to working in environmentally sustainable ways, applying the principles of sustainable development for the benefit of current and future generations, both locally and globally.

Engaging with the environmental challenges facing our future is a primary aim and value of our strategic plan ‘The RMG Plan 2022-2026 – Building Reach, Reputation and Resilience’. One of the three pillars for delivering that aim is increasing the environmental sustainability of our sites and buildings, which is largely dependent on how we manage and reduce our energy consumption.

Our ongoing work to reduce our impact on the environment

Learn more about the multimedia artist's work while practitioner in residence at Royal Museums Greenwich during spring 2023

Learn more about the data artist's work while practitioner in residence at Royal Museums Greenwich between 2018-2019

We offer free training for teachers and trainee teachers

Royal Museums Greenwich (RMG) will mark Diwali with a public festival titled ‘Shine Your Light’ on 11 November 2023 at the National Maritime Museum. RMG has invited Mehala Ford, founder of South Asian arts platform COMMONGROUND& to curate the Diwali celebration at the Museum for the second year in a row.

Yinka Shonibare's work Nelson's Ship in a Bottle was acquired by the National Maritime Museum in 2012