Come and spark your creativity at Young V&A – the museum where children, young people and families can imagine, play and design. Be inspired by spaces, explore our collection and get creative at Art Fund Museum of the Year 2024.
Featured exhibition at Young V&A
Making Egypt
Exhibition
Closes Sunday, 2 November 2025
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Events at Young V&A
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Mini Play for babies (May 2025)
Workshop
Friday, 2 May 2025 - Monday, 19 May 2025
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Mini Play for toddlers (May 2025)
Workshop
Friday, 2 May 2025 - Friday, 16 May 2025
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Create! Studio for Families: Nature (May 2025)
Workshop
Saturday, 10 May 2025
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Family Design Challenge
Workshop
On until Saturday, 12 July 2025
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Family Workshop: Superhero Costume (4-11)
Workshop
Wednesday, 28 May 2025 - Thursday, 29 May 2025
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News and stories
Blog post
Festival season begins at Young V&A!
Blog post
An Egyptian welcome to Young V&A in 2025
Blog post
Preserving ancient Egyptian mummy cartonnages for the ‘Making Egypt’ exhibition
Explore
Design and make your own story
Design and make your own story
Create a story and bring it to life!
Design and make a spectacular party outfit
Design and make a spectacular party outfit
Design a party outfit inspired by the shapes and patterns of men's fashion through the ages
Design and make a talking textile
Design and make a talking textile
Learn about some of Africa's 'talking textiles' and have a go at making your own!
From the collections
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Place (Village), installation, by Rachel Whiteread, about 1995 – 2015, London -
Planetarium, installation, by Tristan Blondeau, 2023, Paris, France -
The Self-Portrait, print, by Quentin Blake, 2010, UK -
Bettiscombe, dolls' house, about 1870, England -
Pikachu, soft toy, manufactured by Deutshe Toy GMBH, 1995 – 99, Munich, Germany -
'Hero Arm', Open Bionics, 3D printed bionic arm for a child, Bristol, England -
Amstrad CPC 464 Computer, manufactured by Amstrad, 1984, England -
Devdas, film hoarding, by Balkrishna Arts, 2002, London, England -
Death Star, designed by Bjarke Lykke Madsen, designed by Bas Brederode, manufactured by The LEGO Group, 2011 – 12, Denmark