Essential information
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Events and festivals
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| Date and times | Monthly on select Saturdays (see page for details) |
Experimental Saturdays are monthly events at the Prince Philip Maritime Collections Centre designed to spark creativity, conversation and confidence.
From hands-on art workshops and curator-led talks to wellbeing sessions and introductory coding and digital skills workshops for adults, each session offers a fresh way to experience the collections and try something new.
Whether you want to slow down, learn a new skill, hear fascinating stories, or get creative with friends, there's something for you. Join us for inspiring, relaxed sessions that open up the stores in engaging and unexpected ways.
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Can’t make it after all? Please drop us an email at bookings@rmg.co.uk, so we can pass your place on to someone else. We really appreciate it.
Upcoming dates
Saturday Super Store Tour
Saturday 8 August 2026 | 1.30-2.30pm | £12
See and learn about the behind-the-scenes treasures of the Royal Museums Greenwich collection with a tour of the stores at the Prince Philip Maritime Collections Centre.
On this personal and fun experience, our specialist tour guides will lead you through a selection of the 2.5 million objects and archives we have across our sites.
Come face-to-face with intriguing stories relating to the Titanic, Antarctic expeditions, naval battles, and some lesser-known narratives.
Experimental Saturdays: Dates for 2026 and 2027
If you love coming along to our monthly Experimental Saturdays, make sure you note the following dates for your diaries for 2026 and 2027:
- Saturday 8 August 2026 (second Saturday)
- Saturday 12 September 2026 (second Saturday)
- Saturday 3 October 2026
- Saturday 7 November 2026
- Saturday 5 December 2026
- Saturday 9 January 2027
- Saturday 6 February 2027
- Saturday 6 March 2027
Please check back here for activity details. We aim to add activities at least one month in advance
What’s on
Find more events at the Prince Philip Maritime Collections Centre.