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The Great Greenwich Windrush Trail
Celebrate Windrush Day across the borough of Greenwich with a series of events and a printed historical trail
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An archaeological landscape walk through the River Thames' past, present and future
Join Black Archaeo, The Line and Royal Museums Greenwich to explore the social history and archaeology of the river through an afternoon of walking, photography, mudlarking and object handling.
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Whose House: Creative Visions for Housing
Join Astrid Smitham (Apparata), Kareem Dayes, Betty Owoo and David Ogunmuyiwa (Architecture Doing Place) as they share their visions for the ideal home as part of London Festival of Architecture
Events with the National Windrush Museum
Stay up to date with the National Windrush Museum's programme of talks, conferences and more.
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An Evening with Dame Donna Kinnair
Join us at the Queen's House for the National Windrush Museum's first Summer Season lecture, honouring the legacy of the Windrush Generation and their contributions to British society
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Ocean Blue: Cyanotype workshop
Join artist Lizzie Cardozo for a cyanotype print workshop for adults, and explore your relationship to the ocean through printmaking
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Feeling Blue curator tour
Join Assistant Curator Maya Wassell Smith for a tour exploring the influences and inspirations behind Feeling Blue, a tapestry created by Alberta Whittle and Dovecot Studios
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Tea in Transition: Tea Blending for Herbal Wellbeing
Learn about the healing properties of a range of medicinal plants, and learn how to combine them into unique blends as you create your own herbal teabags
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Tea in Transition: Unpacking London's Café Culture with Jonathan Nunn and Isaac Rangaswami
Join this discussion on the enduring symbolism of tea as an emblem of comfort, conversation, and hospitality, and the role of the café in the changing metropolis of a rapidly gentrifying London
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Tea in Transition: Natural Dyeing with Johanna Tagada Hoffbeck
Our series celebrating tea continues with a natural dyeing workshop with artist and tea enthusiast Johanna Tagada Hoffbeck