Mapping the Change Events
Families
Mapping the Change heritage and art workshops took place at Hackney Museum and community venues around Hackney this summer with more to follow soon. Watch this space for dates and venues.
Schools
If you've ever wondered what the area around your school was like in the past, or how it has changed over time, then our new local history packs could be just the resource you are looking for! Packed with past and present images, maps, census records, timelines and fascinating facts, we're developing packs for each part of Hackney from Stamford Hill to Hackney Wick and Dalston to help you to explore the treasures on your doorstep. You can download the packs from Resources for teachers.
If you are interested in finding out more about our school programme, please contact MappingtheChange@Hackney.gov.uk or call 020 8356 2529. Watch this space for more school workshops and resources over the academic year 2011/12.
Young People
To find out about Mapping the Change projects for young people including Oral History Performance and Radio journalism see the Museum's Young People page.
Adults
Oral history and community journalism are just some of the projects for Mapping the Change. See Events for adults.
Exhibitions
See the Museum Community exhibitions page to find out what's on.
Community festivals
The Mapping the Change team and volunteers have been visiting a series of community festivals and events in Hackney this year. Please join us for art activities, Hackney Faces project and to find out more about Mapping the Change. We will be at the following festivals which will all be held at Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, E1 6LA. 020 7613 7498.
- Saturday 12 November, 1am-6pm. Migration: Just passing through
- Sunday 29 January 2012: East London Jewish Culture: Bagels, Bar Mitzvah and Babkas
- Saturday 24 March 2012: Bangladesh Community: Banglatown
- Saturday 21 April 2012: St George's Day: My old man said follow the band
Page updated: 10 Feb 2012
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