A safe space for local LGBTQ+ families to meet one another, get involved in creative activities for all ages and explore the stories within the collec

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As part of Royal Museums Greenwich regular LGBTQ+ programming throughout the year, the National Maritime Museum hosts a space for LGBTQ+ families to meet and get creative bi-monthly.

Pop in with your family and join in with artist-led activities inspired by Greenwich, the maritime world, and LGBTQ+ histories. Together you will explore, create and get to know other families within the Network. 

To find out more, click here.

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  • Children welcome

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LGBTQ+ Family Network

Type:LGBTQ+

National Maritime Museum [Group Space], Romney Road, Greenwich, London, SE10 9NF
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