Join free, drop-in workshops every month, themed around our collections, mental wellbeing, careers and creativity, for young people aged 13-25.
You’re invited to come try something new and connect with our Museum, without having to commit to a longer-term project if you don’t want to. It’s a low-effort way to be creative, build professional or social connections, stay in touch with us, or just hang out!
We aim to programme workshops that reflect a wide range of interests, experiences and ways of learning. On this page you can find out what is coming up and sign up.
We’d love your feedback on how to make workshops more useful, enjoyable, and accessible for you and your community. Fill out a quick online form to tell us your thoughts, which you can fill out anonymously..
Upcoming workshops
More information about our workshops running June to October will be available soon
June: Collage workshop with artist Sharon Walters
Get creative with artist Sharon Walters at the Queen’s House and make an artwork that tells your story.
- Saturday 27 June 2026, 2-4pm
- At the Learning Space, National Maritime Museum
- Ages 13 to 17
July: Astronomers Take Over late opening
- Tuesday 14 July 2026, 5-6.30pm
- Astronomers Take Over at the National Maritime Museum
- Late opening especially for young people aged 13 to 25
August: Wellbeing Walk in Greenwich Park
- Wednesday 19 August 2026, 2-4.30pm
- National Maritime Museum, meeting in Greenwich Park
- Ages 16 to 25
September: Saturday Art Club taster session
Are you curious about join our Saturday Art Club, but want to give it a try first? Come try out a creativity activity, learn more about art club, meet our staff, and ask any questions you have.
You can read more about Saturday Art Club, plus see the timetable for sessions running October 2026 to March 2027 on our website.
- Date and time will be announced soon
- National Maritime Museum, Learning Space
- Ages 13 to 16
Accessibility
All workshops are relaxed. This means you can make noise, move around, or take breaks at any time.
There is a level-access accessible toilet near the Parkside Café by the park-side entrance, close to our activity spaces. While we can't provide one-to-one support, you’re very welcome to attend with a support worker, carer, or companion.
If you have any questions about access or taking part comfortably and safely, please contact Amy at youngpeople@rmg.co.uk. You’re also welcome to get in touch to discuss any access requirements or adjustments.
Keep in touch
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About the Youth Collective: Peer Research Project
This project has come from from research co-produced in autumn 2024 with 6 young Peer Researchers, arts education consultant Rachel Moss, and our Youth Programme Producer.
Our paid Peer Researchers — Amelia, Fadumo, Lara, and Stephanie — worked with us to deliver workshops and surveys across Greenwich, gathering feedback from 200 young people aged 13–25 about what they want from our museums.
Key findings showed that the young people we spoke to wanted:
- Relaxed, safe spaces to connect socially
- More opportunities to build professional networks
Museum stories that reflect diverse local and global experiences.
Young People at Royal Museums Greenwich
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