We love doing events and creative workshops for people, whether for schools, youth groups, families, community groups or the wider public.

See this overview of our mission, activities and impact.

We can develop projects with you that might include:

• Identifying a creative practitioner local to you.

• Offering a preparatory training or ideas development session.

• Delivering online or in-person activities appropriate to a particular audience.

We can provide a costed proposal based on how much needs developing from scratch, how many people are needed, how many interactions are needed, and how far we need to travel. The more information you can provide the better.

We have lots of activities already designed that can be adapted to your situation.

Examples of what we’ve produced in the past include:

• Make Climate History, a participatory mural using the Warming Stripes and an environmental history timeline
• Amateur Ancestor, long-time object-based storytelling, led by Justine Boussard,
• Imagine Futures, live action role-play workshops for young people, imagining futures of climate, nature and their own careers
• Climate Talks exhibition at ONCA Gallery, Brighton, 2019
• Climate Games cafes, developing new games, adapting existing games, or having creative climate conversations
• The Wild Museum, with animal curators, at Timber Festival 2021.

All of our members have a wealth of experience and tools which we can draw upon.

See this for an overview of typical costs. Email us on climatemuseumuk@gmail.com to discuss your needs. After a conversation or receiving a brief from you, we can produce a fully costed proposal.

“It was an absolutely wonderful day. You put so much thought into every detail, from the animal characters to the beautiful library, making such a heavy topic really accessible for families. I’m sure lots of them will have left being really inspired.”

Olivia Bladen, Royal Academy, about our pop-up at their Climate Champions family studio