Journeys Late at Home

Celebrate stories of migration across cultures in this special Late as part of our Journeys display, featuring creative workshops, performances, music and a make-up masterclass.
Explore identity and celebrate culture through an Avant Garde make-up masterclass lead by Betty Traore. Learn movements that form the traditional Dabke Palestinian dance with Hawiyya Dabke Dance Co. Travel the globe through music curated by DJ and Rhythm Section Founder Bradley Zero.

Dive into friendship, chosen families, collaborative and community-based art, and the right of love and movement through 'Lavender Man', a film by artist Tania El Khoury in collaboration with Mohamad Ali “Dali” Agrebi. Katarzyna Perlak performs their version of Eastern European folk traditions, one that celebrates queer love. Artist Ragu Rage presents their ‘Recipes for Resistance’ project that explores the politics of food.

Get immersed in the Refugee Council’s Refugee Cricket Project, through the film ‘Second Innings’, where three Afghani teenage refugees attempt to build a new life after relocating to London. DNA and Migration will be explored through extracts from Migration Museum seminar. Illustrator Olivier Kugler in collaboration with Journalist Andrew Humphreys, will share their new project that plans to chart the hidden role of migrants in the UK who made fish and chips the UK's national dish.