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On February 14th we're running a ceramic-themed family day! 🌻Learn about the origins of the use of clay in Vietnamese ho...
02/02/2023

On February 14th we're running a ceramic-themed family day! 🌻

Learn about the origins of the use of clay in Vietnamese homes with archivist and storyteller Trà My, make your own ceramic with Artist AP Nguyen ✨

Expect to hear stories from Vietnamese folklore about courageous toads and racing animals while decorating your own teacup with artist Chery Nguyen. We'll provide the tea 🥰

🔗 Get your free tickets to the Viet Family Clay & Play Day here bit.ly/3JtNRRb

Photo credit: AP Nguyen; Trà My

Have you heard of our 'Behind The Door' campaign?Behind the Door is our campaign to change the way we think about homele...
02/02/2023

Have you heard of our 'Behind The Door' campaign?

Behind the Door is our campaign to change the way we think about homelessness. Since March 2021 we have partnered with London Homeless Collective and raised almost £90k!

With one month to go, we are aiming to raise the final 10k!

Please consider donating via our Justgiving page, or purchasing one of our limited-edition brooches and prints. 100% of the proceeds go towards 'Behind the Door'.

🔗 bit.ly/2HcxLOd

With life’s hustle and bustle it’s increasingly hard to find moments of calm. ⁣⁣With options from locally made tea blend...
02/02/2023

With life’s hustle and bustle it’s increasingly hard to find moments of calm. ⁣

With options from locally made tea blends to books helping you find nature in the city, take a step back from the busy pace of life. Take a moment to set new intentions and build new habits that prioritise you. ⁣

Swipe to browse 👉🏾 Available online and in-store! ⁣

Are you inspired by the Museum of the Home's vision to reveal and rethink the ways we live?  Are you commercially minded...
01/02/2023

Are you inspired by the Museum of the Home's vision to reveal and rethink the ways we live? Are you commercially minded and passionate about the cultural sector and its ability to make a difference?

Museum of The Home is looking for an amazing person to join the Board of Trustees and work with the Director and Senior Management Team to support our core values and ambitions.

We are looking for a commercial expert who can help guide the ongoing development of the Museum’s commercial activities and support our rebuilding and recovery after the financial impact of Covid, and the current standard of living crisis.

We encourage applications from those whose experiences and perspectives are currently under-represented on the board and in the Museum sector.

📌 Applications close 5pm Friday 24 February 2023
📌 Interviews: w/c 27 March 2023

🔗 For more information http://bit.ly/3kVl3XT

Recently engaged and looking for a location for the big day? 💐Situated on the edge of central London, our 300-year-old G...
31/01/2023

Recently engaged and looking for a location for the big day? 💐

Situated on the edge of central London, our 300-year-old Georgian almshouses are in a central location surrounded by the vibrant east streets of Shoreditch. But our elegant 4000m front lawns and vibrant gardens make you feel like you're in an intimate paradise of your own.

Our next Wedding Open Day is on Sunday 5th February 2023. Bring your loved ones and bring your vision to life at Museum of the Home. Limited spaces remaining.

🔗 Wedding Open Day: https://bit.ly/3vFgN0G

Come and join artist Kadir Karababa for a special talk and tour to mark the closing of our current  installation. One So...
30/01/2023

Come and join artist Kadir Karababa for a special talk and tour to mark the closing of our current installation.

One Song is an artistic display deeply rooted in Karababa’s experiences of identity and collective memory. Gain an insight into the installation process and personal stories of how songs can shape our understanding of Home.

Joining him will be Museum of The Home curator, Louis Platman and some of the women singers featured. The discussion will also reflect on museums, community work, and the impact of such socially engaged practices.

Get free tickets on our website (bit.ly/3j38Kla) 🔗

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This Monday, Museum of the Home staff completed 'Cultural Spaces Response to Homelessness' training with Arts & Homeless...
25/01/2023

This Monday, Museum of the Home staff completed 'Cultural Spaces Response to Homelessness' training with Arts & Homelessness International, helping our teams to better support all the people who visit us. Here’s a little snapshot from the training!

As part of our Behind The Door campaign to change perceptions of hidden homelessness, we have developed a relationship with Arts & Homelessness International who call for practical action and policy changes. We have donated £5,000 to help them continue their work in supporting those experiencing homelessness. Give them a follow and discover the fantastic work they’re doing locally and internationally!

Due to access improvements underway on the Kingsland Lawns, entry to Museum of the Home via Kingsland Road will be close...
24/01/2023

Due to access improvements underway on the Kingsland Lawns, entry to Museum of the Home via Kingsland Road will be closed from Wednesday 25 January 2023 until further notice. We are open as usual and visitors are advised to use our main entrance opposite Hoxton Station on Geffrye Street (pictured).

📷: Hufton & Crow

We've been working with ESEA community group the Green Lions to plan a day celebrating Lunar New Year, including the Chi...
23/01/2023

We've been working with ESEA community group the Green Lions to plan a day celebrating Lunar New Year, including the Chinese Year of the Rabbit and the Vietnamese Year of the Cat 🐇🌱🐈

will have an eco-friendly twist featuring talks, supper clubs, art workshops, film screenings and a maker’s market with local artists. We invite everyone at different points of their journey with climate action to come together to set intentions for the year ahead in a safe and welcoming space.

📆 Saturday 28 January 2023, 11am to 4pm at Museum of the Home

Free entry, booking essential: https://www.museumofthehome.org.uk/whats-on/exhibitions-and-installations/winter-festival-2022-23/green-lunar-new-year/

📷: Emma Yuan, Little Egg Crafts, Birdsong London, On this Planet, YUKFUN, EARTH.er, seedbombing with Amy Leung

Whether you're gathering with family, decorating your home, or feasting with friends - welcome in the Lunar New Year wit...
23/01/2023

Whether you're gathering with family, decorating your home, or feasting with friends - welcome in the Lunar New Year with some of our favourite items! 🧧💛🌕

We've handpicked a few gems from our shop to help you set intentions and renew your spirit for the year ahead. Available online and in-store! Swipe to browse 👉

No plans yet? Celebrate Green Lunar New Year together with us next Saturday 28 January at Museum of the Home.

Book free entry tickets now - limited spaces remain - bit.ly/3BP737t

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Win £10k for an innovative home-for-the-homeless concept with . Considerations for your submission:– Sense of home  – Pr...
20/01/2023

Win £10k for an innovative home-for-the-homeless concept with . Considerations for your submission:

– Sense of home
– Privacy, security and safety
– Sense of a community and shared purpose
– Community engagement
– Health and wellbeing
– Is inclusive and sustainable

APPLY > https://thedavidsonprize.com/

Life may be returning to its quiet, dull January rhythm. But does everything stop? No, it doesn't.The Museum features on...
20/01/2023

Life may be returning to its quiet, dull January rhythm. But does everything stop? No, it doesn't.

The Museum features on a list of the 27 best things to do with the family in London this January - read all about it on globetotting.com at bit.ly/3XpVuwi

Are you planning something for the weekend? Whether on a date or a day out with friends/family, visiting us can be combi...
19/01/2023

Are you planning something for the weekend? Whether on a date or a day out with friends/family, visiting us can be combined with sightseeing, searching for bargains at local markets, and treats galore: https://travellemming.com/things-to-do-in-shoreditch/

On Saturday 28 January 2023 @ Green Lunar New Year, take time to reflect and exchange ideas on nature, climate change, a...
18/01/2023

On Saturday 28 January 2023 @ Green Lunar New Year, take time to reflect and exchange ideas on nature, climate change, and engaging communities with experienced East & Southeast Asian perspectives. Working closely with the Green Lions, we've programmed 3 engaging talks to spark our climate consciousness:

💚 Rituals of the Home — with writer & published author Nina Mingya Powles

What rituals and memories do you associate with the word 'home'? How do we seek comfort and joy in the every day—in the city, in nature, alone or with friends? In this poetry reading and creative writing workshop, writer and published author Nina Mingya Powles will guide participants to explore themes around nature, migration, and belonging. Participants will reflect on the many landscapes and languages of home.

💚 How can we re-imagine technology informed by nature and indigenous values of care? — with experience designer & researcher Rachel Chak

How do we cultivate a more intentional relationship to technology and the role it plays in our lives? In this talk, Rachel Chak will do a deep dive into her research on regenerative projects in the Philippines, and we will explore how to re-imagine technology informed by nature and indigenous values of care.

💚 Climate Perspectives through the Arts and Stories — with researcher, curator and artist Angela YT Chan

Angela YT Chan will lead a discussion on how we can engage with climate change in our communities through the arts and storytelling towards justice. The talk will give examples of Angela YT Chan’s research and art projects to illustrate how climate change is being talked about, and how we can turn around the power imbalances in these stories.

📍 Museum of the Home — 136 Kingsland Road, London E2 8EA

Green Lunar New Year will be a day of art workshops for all, supper clubs, mahjong club, film screenings and exhibitions, and a lively market selling unique products by ESEA artisans.

Get FREE entry tickets at bit.ly/3G9BnfH 🔗

17/01/2023
BBC MoHome Broadcast 40th Anniversary Show With Sound | Social Media Clip

Today the UK's oldest national breakfast show BBC Breakfast turns 40! 🎉 We are honoured to have played a small part in the celebrations with our West Indian Front Room curated by Michael McMillan as the backdrop for 13 year old Jon Kay as he watches the first-ever broadcast in 1983.

The West Indian Front Room is part of our permanent collection at Museum of the Home. Visit us to experience it firsthand.

Young visitors to the Museum of the Home will find lots to see and do. There are interactive trails to follow inside the...
17/01/2023

Young visitors to the Museum of the Home will find lots to see and do. There are interactive trails to follow inside the museum and in the gardens, explorer bags for under 5s; and designated quieter spaces perfect for little ones who can become overwhelmed: https://www.netmums.com/activities/top-museums-for-kids

Friday the 13th is considered unlucky by some. Let's dispel any bad luck with this Narcissus, pictured in our knot garde...
13/01/2023

Friday the 13th is considered unlucky by some. Let's dispel any bad luck with this Narcissus, pictured in our knot garden . Though in the West, the narcissus is perceived as a symbol of vanity, in Asia, it is seen as a symbol of wealth and good fortune, and in Persian literature is a sign of beautiful eyes. Here in the UK, the daffodil is sometimes referred to as the Lenten lily.

Look at these early signs of the seasonal shift in our gardens through time. We're free to visit Tuesday to Sunday and Bank Holidays from 10am to 5pm.

Seeking the perfect wedding venue for the new year? 🥂 Explore our spaces and meet event suppliers at our Wedding Open Da...
07/01/2023

Seeking the perfect wedding venue for the new year? 🥂 Explore our spaces and meet event suppliers at our Wedding Open Day for couples, friends and families!

View the range of ceremony and reception spaces across our Grade-1 listed venue, chat with trusted caterers, florists and bar companies, and find out about our exciting new wedding offering for 2023.

Entry is free. Please book a place on our website: https://www.museumofthehome.org.uk/whats-on/events/wedding-open-day/ 🔗

📆 Sunday 5 February, 11am – 3pm
📍 Museum of the Home - 136 Kingsland Road, E2 8EA

📷 Libby Christensen www.libbychristensen.co.uk

This month, GEM Collective, in partnership with Centre for Studies of Home and Museum of the Home, presents a free works...
04/01/2023

This month, GEM Collective, in partnership with Centre for Studies of Home and Museum of the Home, presents a free workshop series relating to our How We Build Home exhibition.

On display until mid-January 2023 at the Museum, is a photography exhibition and interactive installation by artists and academics Azeezat Johnson and Wasi Daniju exploring the experiences of women of colour in the domestic space.

📆 Thursday 5 January @ 1 – 3PM (online)
💭 Dreaming Our Way Home

Join this online writing workshop with acclaimed writer and teacher Olumide Popoola. Here, you'll be inspired to create your own piece of writing around what it means to find a place to safely call home, whether in reality or imagination.

📆 Friday 13 January @ 1 – 3PM (at Museum of the Home)
💭Being at Home

Join this zine-making workshop thinking about our feelings on being at home. Led by London-based visual artist, designer and creative facilitator Alaa Alsaraji.

These workshops are funded by Centre for Studies of Home and the estate of Dr Azeezat Johnson.

🔗 To find out more and reserve a place, visit www.museumofthehome.org.uk/whats-on/events/

As part of our Green Lunar New Year, experience storytelling, food, art and sound in KG Patarita Tassanarapan's multimed...
30/12/2022

As part of our Green Lunar New Year, experience storytelling, food, art and sound in KG Patarita Tassanarapan's multimedia supper club:

Dinner from the Hidden Land @ Museum of the Home

From 3 – 4pm Dinner from the Hidden Land will immerse you in a three-course vegan feast with accompanying visual installations and soundscapes. Chef and interdisciplinary artist KG will take you on a journey, drawing on local dishes from the Lablae district in Thailand where she grew up.

This dining experience proposes a sustainable way of dining by adapting Thai cuisine to a more plant-based one using locally sourced and seasonal produce. “I want to create social interaction and connect people back to the natural landscape where the food comes from,” shares chef KG.

After discovering a combined practice of visual; sound; and culinary art, chef KG became a professional chef and has exhibited food-related multimedia installations that allow audiences to experience food through the narrative of visual and soundscape.

Only for Green Lunar New Year – a day of ESEA celebration and climate consciousness, created with community group .green.lions

📆 Saturday 28 January 2023
📍 Museum of the Home — 136 Kingsland Road, London E2 8EA

Visit our website to find out more and book tickets from £8 — includes full access to the day's festivities (bit.ly/3HPzd68) 🔗

The Museum is open from 10am to 5pm, with the last entry at 4pm, till Saturday, 31 December 2022. We will reopen in the ...
29/12/2022

The Museum is open from 10am to 5pm, with the last entry at 4pm, till Saturday, 31 December 2022. We will reopen in the New Year from Tuesday, 3 January.

Don't miss Antiques Roadshow with Fiona Bruce on Thursday 29 December at 8pm on BBC1.Movie memorabilia expert Stephen La...
28/12/2022

Don't miss Antiques Roadshow with Fiona Bruce on Thursday 29 December at 8pm on BBC1.

Movie memorabilia expert Stephen Lane challenges Fiona to guess the value of three rare Star Wars ‘Jawa’ toys at the Museum of the Home: Antiques Roadshow/BBC Studios.

As part of Green Lunar New Year, the Green Lions and Museum of the Home welcome Jenny Lau, founder of Celestial Peach, t...
26/12/2022

As part of Green Lunar New Year, the Green Lions and Museum of the Home welcome Jenny Lau, founder of Celestial Peach, to rouse our spirits and unite us through food.

From 11am to 12pm, join Jenny at the table for a vegan brunch featuring locally grown vegetables and ingredients sourced from the Museum of the Home’s gardens.

With dishes titled longevi-tea noodles, prosperity salad, treasures within porridge and fish of abundance—expect moments for self-reflection, sharing among new friends, and feasting on dishes that play on core themes of such as health, prosperity and abundance.

“Food is a soft power that can bring different communities together, as well as empower individuals to feel a sense of ease with their identity,” shares Jenny.

Jenny Lau is a British Chinese Londoner with roots in Malaysia and Hong Kong. She founded Celestial Peach as a multidisciplinary platform to tell and connect stories about the Chinese diaspora through the lens of food. Since 2018 Jenny has been building a grassroots community, hosting food-based events for people of heritage through potlucks and fundraising clubs to congee conferences.

🌿 Celestial Peach x Museum of the Home Supper Club
📆 Green Lunar New Year, Saturday 28 January 2023
📍 Museum of the Home — 136 Kingsland Road, London E2 8EA

Visit our website to find out more and book your supper club ticket from £7 — includes full access to the day’s festivities (bit.ly/3HXmCxI) 🔗

Museum of the Home x Green Lions present: Green Lunar New Year On 28 January 2023 we're marking the end of Museum of the...
22/12/2022

Museum of the Home x Green Lions present: Green Lunar New Year

On 28 January 2023 we're marking the end of Museum of the Home's Winter Festival with Green Lunar New Year, a day of East & Southeast Asian celebrations and climate consciousness 🌱

Working closely with community climate group Green Lions, we have prepared a full day of insightful talks, films, activities, artist workshops and supper clubs to welcome the new year, including:

• Talks on Climate Perspectives Through the Arts and Stories by Angela YT Chan, Rituals of the Home by Nina Mingya Powles, and reimagining our relationship with technology informed by nature and indigenous values of care with Rachel Chak
• Makers’ market stalls featuring unique products by ESEA artisans, including Kamipaper, Emma Yuan, On This Planet, YUK FUN, Little Egg Crafts, EARTH.er, Birdsong
• An all-vegan brunch and community-led conversation with Jenny Lau, founder of Celestial Peach
• A multimedia supper club featuring sustainable cuisine fused with Thai recipes from chef KG, Patarita Tassanarapan
• Speculative fiction screenings on the ecological crisis, more-than-human relations, interspecies and mythological ancestry by April Lin 林森
• A sneak peek of Henri Affandi's live performance piece The Babirusa
• Plus, vegetable printing workshops with Kamipaper, seed bombing with Amy Leung, Hong Kong old-style mahjong for all levels with Four Winds Mahjong, and more!

All are welcome and invited to leap into the new year with renewed vigour and love for our fragile world 🌏

📆 Saturday 28 January 2023 at 11am-4pm

📍 Museum of the Home - 136 Kingsland Road, London E2 8EA

For more information and to book free entry 👉 visit www.museumofthehome.org.uk/whats-on/exhibitions-and-installations/winter-festival-2022-23/green-lunar-new-year/ 🔗

Meet Dora Lam, our resident artist focused on activating Vietnamese archives through a contemporary lens 💫 As part of th...
21/12/2022

Meet Dora Lam, our resident artist focused on activating Vietnamese archives through a contemporary lens 💫

As part of the Artist Research Residency: Uncovering Vietnamese Archives, Dora Lam ( ) will be drawing on her socially-engaged practice to empower participants, particularly those from the Vietnamese community, with the language, knowledge and inspiration to engage with archives in a meaningful way.

"My practice navigates notions of identity, diaspora, belonging and heritage and is a direct response to personal and observed experiences of transnationalism. I am concerned with challenging the “invisibility” of the (mis/under)represented ESEA diaspora," shares Dora.

"As members of our community live through rapid changes in sense of home, identity, class, education, and technology, I believe there is an increasing urgency to mine, preserve and engage with the often poorly documented histories of generations past."

From March to April 2023, Dora will deliver five creative workshops in collaboration with archivists, artists, and specialists that will foster awareness and critical thinking around Vietnamese archives - and the powerful stories of British-Vietnamese migration, endurance and diaspora history they contain.

The processes from workshops will be displayed in a live exhibition at Museum of the Home that hopes to capture engagement and activities with participants.

The ESEA programme is generously funded by the Lien Viet fund by Islington and Shoreditch Housing Association.

“It’s midnight – the mid-1980s. A family of tailors are asleep. They are in the midst of wrapping presents and finishing...
21/12/2022

“It’s midnight – the mid-1980s. A family of tailors are asleep. They are in the midst of wrapping presents and finishing orders of sari blouses and shalwar kameez for customers and family.

This is the lived-in space that provides security and sanctuary for a family that has a footprint across the South Asian global diaspora, from Fiji to Malaysia, from India to the UK.

A place of work, of rest, of play – where rites of passage would be observed. This family celebrates Christmas as wholeheartedly as they celebrate Diwali. Integration and understanding through festivals and moments of joy.”

Nutkhut’s British Indian Sitting Room in 1987 is free to view at Museum of the Home, and was curated by and drawn from the lived experiences of Nutkhut's Ajay Chhabra and Simmy Gupta. Every object has been donated by Nutkhut’s wider audiences of community and friends; through personal objects, the installation tells the story of families and communities adapting to the environment they call home.

📆 Now through January 2023
📍 Museum of the Home, 136 Kingsland Road, E2 8EA

Read more about our Rooms Through Time at the link in our bio (bit.ly/3Ft1exq)

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Update from the weekend!

We held a workshop Museum of the Home with artist , one of the artists commissioned to create artwork for the new hospital building: Pears Maudsley Centre for Young People.

Marcus has been working with people from South London and Maudsley’s Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Council and outpatient links to develop his commission, which has included multidisciplinary sessions exploring music and line drawing and incorporating the use of VR headsets for an immersive experience.

Read more about Marcus' work here: https://bethlemgallery.com/blog/artists-for-the-pears-maudsley-centre-and-new-douglas-bennet-house/

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Hurry up! It is last few days to visit Museum of the Home for the Winter Festival!
🎊Join the Museum to celebrate Diwali, Hanukkah, Christmas, Lunar New Year and learn how they are marked at home.
💫Discover stunning light installations and decorations, new stories and displays about winter at home and through time. Make sure to pick up one of the Explorer Bags (Mini Explorer Bag for under 5s or Sensory Explorer Bag for ages 5+).
Our friends Museum of the Home have invited us to their Green Lunar New Year 🌱

A spin on traditional East and Southeast Asian celebrations, focusing on issues around sustainability and climate change. They'll be ringing in the Chinese Year of the Rabbit and Vietnamese Year of the Cat with a day of fun, creativity and reflection, seeking more sustainable ways to live in response to the climate emergency.

You're invited to leap like a rabbit and prowl like a cat with renewed vigour and love for our fragile world on Sat 28 Jan.

To find out more, click here: bit.ly/3kxT680
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A CONVERSATION WITH ALAA ALSARAJI
Hosted by Prisca Arosio
A discussion about home, objects and Sociable Objects during lockdown

🔊 Alaa and Prisca discuss her project and exhibition called “Our Home Our Stories” that took place at the Museum of the Home in London. Alaa explains the different parts of the installations, what are the different meaning of the installation elements and what was her vision about it. The discussion continues by Alaa discussing her artistic process and how it’s connected with the recurring theme of home and belonging -https://alsarajialaa.co.uk/ .

🛖 Alaa Alsaraji is a London-based visual artist, designer and creative facilitator. Whilst maintaining her own creative practice through editorial work and exhibitions, she has also worked with various creative and educational organisations as a facilitator delivering creative workshops with children and adults. Throughout her various roles her work always seeks to emphasise the value of using creativity as a pedagogical process to address and explore larger issues such as identity, faith and race.

[IT] Alaa Alsaraji è un artista visivo, designer e facilitatrice creativa con sede a Londra. Pur mantenendo la propria pratica creativa attraverso lavori editoriali e mostre, ha anche lavorato con varie organizzazioni creative ed educative come facilitatrice offrendo laboratori creativi con bambini e adulti. Durante i suoi vari ruoli, il suo lavoro cerca sempre di enfatizzare il valore dell'uso della creatività come processo pedagogico per affrontare ed esplorare questioni più ampie come l'identità, la fede e la razza.

➡️ For audio subtitles in English and Italian check our OG Youtube Channel: https://youtu.be/ypYHW5RGl3Q
Saving money post festive season but still wanting to go on distinctive dates? ✨

Museum of the Home is our answer, known as the perfect date destination! Free to visit, the Museum is domestic in scale and intimate rather than imposing. Their subject - home - is familiar yet different and is a spur to conversation and ideas! The visit usually takes about an hour, so there's no risk of exhaustion or boredom.

The museum is ideally situated in a lovely locality with cheerful restaurants and cafes with Columbia Road Flower Market, Shoreditch and Brick Lane a short amble away.

📍Located in Hackney
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We felt honoured to host Sonic Phở by Anna Nguyen and Nicola T. Chang on 19th November at Centre 151. Whilst eating, guests listened to an accompanying audio story.
The story moved us all deeply and it was certainly one of the quietest lunch in the history of our Phở Club. A huge thank you to everyone who attended on that day and a special thank you to our amazing volunteers!

A collaboration with New Earth Theatre and Museum of the Home
Phở Club is generously supported by Hackney Council

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Explore Winter Festival at Museum of the Home 🎄

⭐Introduce little ones to the joys of Hanukkah, Christmas and Lunar New Year Celebrations

➡ Free children activities
➡ Colourful winter light installations
➡ Luna New Year Celebration on 28th Jan with foods, crafts, music, games and displays.

To find out more visit www.museumofthehome.org.uk
It’s been a busy few weeks for the Belles, with trips and meetings for both new and existing subgroups. Starting with our visit to the Museum of the Home, which was enjoyed by a group of ten Belles last week.

It was great to visit the museum, which was decorated for Christmas, and learn (and reminisce!) about Christmases past.

We’ll be planning more trips for 2023 which we’ll be telling you about in due course!
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