Museum of Homelessness (MOH) opens its doors to the public on Thursday 17th April 2025, for our Open Season.
Museum of Homelessness (MOH) opens its doors to the public on Thursday 17th April 2025, for our Open Season. This is a chance to hear untold stories from the national collection for homelessness and support our life-changing community work.
This is your opportunity, only available from April-October, to visit the museum and learn about the reality of what is happening in housing and homelessness, gaining a glimpse into our world.
Our museum includes not only unique objects, but also a community garden, merch, thought-provoking murals, and refreshments with every booking. We are a living and evolving site, so come and experience a museum like no other.
Our previous exhibitions have won many awards and audience accolades, including Temporary Exhibition of the Year (Museums and Heritage Awards). Through an approach that looks to smash the traditional model of glass cases and guarded access, we instead present our objects through a tour of up to 20 people that includes speech, object handling, discussion, and much more. It’s no wonder people are calling it "the best museum experience in years!"
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Visitor information
Address
Museum Of Homelessness, The Manor House Lodge, Seven Sisters Road, London, N4 2DE
Opening times
Museum of Homelessness runs a series of ticketed experiences and events for the public during our open season of May to November. Pre-booking is essential as the building has limited capacity.
During the winter months, they are closed to the general public with their focus shifting towards direct support. The Museum will re-open to the public on 17th April.
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