What’s On

Learn about Elizabeth Legh, the first collector of Handel’s music in this special display.

Discover the origins of the 'Hallelujah Chorus' and its special connection with the Foundling Hospital.

Explore the relationships between the Foundling Hospital, early-years wet and dry nurses, and the Foundling children they cared for.

A display of drawings by Sir Quentin Blake from the series 'Young Faces', 2021.

Join us every Wednesday during the summer holidays for Kids Aloud - when kids are allowed to be loud and families get free entry!

Join our Sunday drop-in tours to learn more about the Foundling Museum and history of the Foundling Hospital.

Go back in time on this theatrical walking tour that explores the history of the sex trade in Georgian London.

Join our Sunday drop-in tours to learn more about the Foundling Museum and history of the Foundling Hospital.

Join our Sunday drop-in tours to learn more about the Foundling Museum and history of the Foundling Hospital.

Cook up your choice of soupy ‘fake food’ and turn it into a miniature keychain in this art workshop for adults aged 18–30.

Join us online for this talk by Dr Lizzy Buckle, exploring how concerts were organised in Georgian England.

Explore the life-affirming power of music through the lens of Handel’s iconic ‘Hallelujah Chorus’.