Entry is via the Museum of Natural History on Parks Road (OX1 3PW).
Free, no booking required.
Booking is only required for group visits. Find more information about booking a visit here.
ALOHA! Late Night
LATE NIGHT: ALOHA
The Art of Storytelling
Friday 8 November, 7–10pm
Join us for an evening embracing the spirit of Aloha as a profound concept that embodies a way of life that centres our interconnectedness with nature and all living things in the Hawaiian universe.
Journey through the Hawaiian landscape in this special exhibition, a unique collaboration showcasing the contemporary works of the Honolulu-based Poakalani Quilters, the innovative designs of the fashion icon Manaola Yap and the visionary planetary futurism of Solomon Enos.
The Pitt Rivers Museum wants to become a welcoming space to all where stories are shared by many voices.
Working collaboratively and creatively with staff, volunteers, and communities we will transform how our iconic collections are engaged with, both online and in the museum. In an increasingly disconnected world, we want to inspire empathy and deepen cross-cultural understanding.
