Highly popular exhibitions and a permanent collection of decorative arts, with a design shop and café.
Free hands-on workshop for families to imagine and build mini models of public buildings of 2050 from recycled materials, led by Jahba Anan for RIBA Learning.
Free drop-in design activities for families inspired by invention and reimagining our cities during the October half term at the V&A.
Free drop-in design session where visitors, inspired by artist Gayle Chong Kwan, imagine an invention for a future city and turn it into wearable head art from recycled packaging.
Free drop-in session for families to build sculptures that move with air, exploring balance and motion through imaginative making.
Free, child-led sensory play session for children aged 0 to 3 and their parents or carers, working with open-ended materials.
Free monthly dementia-friendly gallery tour led by specially trained V&A guides, designed for people living with early-stage dementia and their family and friends.
Free family session led by musician Kemi Sulola in which children and families make songs from everyday objects as a soundtrack for the future city.
Immersive family theatre show by KIT Theatre in which the V&A becomes part of the story, with puzzles and hands-on making, delivered in English and British Sign Language.
Talk by fashion designer Roland Mouret about his career and his autobiography, followed by a wine reception and book sales.
Free drop-in late-night night of film, performance, installation, a DJ set and a workshop exploring the eerie and surreal in contemporary design.
Free drop-in afternoon making workshop for young creatives at the V&A South Kensington, led by artists Sebastian Chaumeton and Shanti Bell.
A major UK-first exhibition with more than 200 objects exploring 1,600 years of art, design and architecture from Constantinople and Istanbul.
Free screening of a special cut of the documentary 'Generative' followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker and the V&A's digital art curator.
Evening talk by author Justine Picardie with V&A curator Oriole Cullen on the history of espionage in twentieth-century high fashion.
Evening talk by Sir Richard Stilgoe with pianists Dr Samantha Ege and Beatrice Nicholas on the life and music of Winifred Atwell.
Talk by Ministry of Sound founder Justin Berkmann and other DJs marking 35 years of the club and label, with wine reception and book sales, part of the 'Lost Music Venues' display.
Talk by strategic fashion consultant Avis Ellis-Charles with stylists Wale Adeyemi and Cynthia Lawrence-John on the fashion of Black British music, linked to the V&A exhibition 'The Music is Black'.
Members-only after-hours festive evening with creative workshops, music, talks and exclusive access to the V&A's new exhibitions.
Exhibition at the V&A celebrating the creative explosion across music, art and fashion from 1972 to 1985, with work from Vivienne Westwood and the Sex Pistols.
Exhibition at the V&A South Kensington surveying clay as sculpture from the mid-1980s to the present, with work by Gormley, de Waal, Poncelet and Twomey.
Exhibition at the V&A exploring four centuries of creativity around chintz, a hand-drawn South Indian cotton fabric, with works from the V&A and the Karun Thakar Collection.
Free exhibition marking what would have been Freddie Mercury's 80th birthday, with eight of his stage looks spread across the V&A's permanent galleries.
Free monthly hands-on woodworking and carpentry workshop for 18 to 26-year-olds to make a wooden object each session, with a final showcase on 28 November.
Talk by fashion and textile designer Wendy de Smet and costume designer Diana Moseley about the costumes and staging of Freddie Mercury, part of the 'Freddie Mercury | Splendid Things' exhibition.
Conference by the V&A and the Germanisches Nationalmuseum on how nineteenth- and twentieth-century national collections shaped and reflected national identities.
Architect George Saumarez Smith talks with Jeremy Musson about classical architecture and contemporary living, marking the release of his new book.
Free lunchtime lecture by Catherine Richardson on the objects that illuminate Elizabethan and Jacobean life in Shakespeare's plays.
Free screening of the film 'The People's Emergency Briefing' followed by a panel discussion on how urban design can help cities adapt to climate change.
Free exhibition at the V&A South Kensington celebrating grassroots and independent music venues with press cuttings, tickets, objects and oral histories.
Free exhibition of seven Ukrainian Baroque sacred objects from the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, marking the UK-Ukraine 100 Year Partnership.
Free exhibition at the V&A South Kensington of Samuel Palmer's visionary landscapes, marking 200 years since his Shoreham period and 100 years since the V&A first showed his watercolours.
Free exhibition with over 50 works by Vera Molnar and eight contemporary generative artists exploring algorithmic and digital art.
The V&A's second Digital Art Season, a free season of displays, talks and special events exploring the boundaries between human and machine agency.
