Women's History Month talks
Join us on the weekends in March to celebrate Women’s History Month with an exciting lineup of free talks and storytelling.
Book your free tickets today and get ready to uncover hidden stories and fresh perspectives in this extensive programme, featuring tales of working women in the Second World War, pioneering abolitionists, female pirates and much more.
While you're here, don’t forget to pick up our free Women's History Month trail and embark on a journey through time within our collections.
Need to know
London Museum Docklands is open every day 10am – 5pm.
If you have time, why not also visit our free galleries and get more in-depth with Docklands history?
Our address is London Museum Docklands, No. 1 Warehouse, West India Quay, London E14 4AL. We're just a few minutes away from Canary Wharf and West India Quay.
Check our need to know page to get the answers to all the frequently asked questions about visiting.
Our cafe is the perfect place to sit down and relax for a bite or tea break. We have sandwiches, pastries, snacks and a wide selection of hot and cold drinks.
You’ll also find our shop with a curated range of gifts and souvenirs, including posters, prints, toys, books and jewellery.
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In this series (5)
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Tales time: Emmeline Pankhurst
28 – 29 Mar 2026
Performance
Hear the Suffragette leader's story brought to life
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Dido Belle: From slavery to nobility
28 Mar 2026
Talk
Dido’s unique story unfolds within an aristocratic family in Hampstead
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Women sailors in the age of sail
28 Mar 2026
Talk
The remarkable women who defied social norms by working at sea
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African women in Tudor London
29 Mar 2026
Talk
Uncovering the lives of African women in the Tudor period
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Poly Styrene: Godmother of punk
29 Mar 2026
Talk
Exploring the life of the woman who helped shape punk music