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The overall winners of the Royal Observatory Greenwich’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year 15 are Marcel Drechsler, Xavier Strottner and Yann Sainty for their photograph Andromeda, Unexpected that captures a surprising discovery – a huge plasma arc next to the Andromeda Galaxy (M31). Scientists are now investigating the giant object in a transnational collaboration. It could be the largest such structure nearest to us in the Universe. The image will be on display alongside the winners of the other categories in the accompanying exhibition, opening at the National Maritime Museum on Saturday 16 September 2023.

An interactive programme decolonising our relationship to water, and looking at how our identities are as fluid as the sea

Join us for a talk and screening of artist Alberta Whittle’s new film, which explores the stories of the Windrush generation

Join artist Amanni Hassan Hollands for this craft workshop using silks, palms and storytelling to explore various prompts on land-dwelling and seafaring communities from the United Arab Emirates

Join us for a free talk on the early-modern 'fish revolution' and what it can tell us about the impact of globalisation on the environment

Join us for a free online talk on the Van de Velde marine painters and their former studio in the Queen's House.

Environmental sustainability is at the core of our purpose, as one of the seven key goals and values of our business plan.

During this BSL accessible event, you can join with your family artist Christopher Sacre, and find out about the extraordinary First World War story of how to hide a ship using dazzle camouflage! Inspired by the Museum collections you will enjoy lots of creative fun, making your very own dazzling camouflaged paper boats!