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Ideas worth learning about
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New 2020 programme: exploring migration
We are launching a year long programme of new exhibitions, events, learning activities and creative collaborations that will explore the theme of migration. New exhibitions will open in March and we’ll have new learning resources to help groups explore this topic. Witness two different experiences of migration through our Living History performances No Bed of Roses – From the Caribbean to Manchester and Moving Stories – Migration & Identity. Discuss, challenge and compare important migration issues and opportunities that have affected people historically and in today’s world through a Have Your Say session (available on request).
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New digital experiences
In February we’ll be launching two new digital experiences in our main galleries. A new gaming interactive exploring the harsh working conditions at the Bryant and May match factory in 1888, and a new augmented reality (AR) experience where visitors can get up close to objects from PHM’s collection and hear the voices of those who were involved in strikes during the 1970s and 1980s. Complementary learning resources coming soon, get in touch on learning@phm.org.uk for more details.
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10th Birthday – open house!
Join us on Saturday 15 February for a special day of free activities to celebrate PHM’s 10th birthday. We’ll be bringing new and old visitors together to look back at our highlights and look ahead to the future. From tours of The Conservation Studio to interactive music sessions for under 5s, live music and Living History performances, there will be something for everyone.
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LGBT+ History Month
February is LGBT+ History Month! Book a LGBT+ tour of our main galleries for your group that explores the often hidden stories in history, or visit us on Saturday 8 February for OUTing the Past Festival, a day of free tours, talks and discussions exploring LGBT+ history as well as a rare chance to see relevant material from the museum’s archive.
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People's History Museum is very grateful to all its funders
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