Museums and galleries allow adults to reconnect to learning, enrich their cultural experience as well as play a part in family and intergenerational learning.

This week (21-25 August) the UK National Support Service, supported by colleagues from across Europe, have brought together a collection of inspiring case studies, best practices and projects highlighting the impact and benefits that Museums and Galleries can have on adult learning.

We encourage you to discover the learning environment that museums and galleries provide, how they enrich our community, support health and well-being and support skills and employability.

Click on the interactive table below to find out more and like, comment and share from this unique collection of projects:

National Museums Northern Ireland: Engaging older people actively in museums	Unforgettable  (En + Du)	Egypt Centre Museum, Swansea University: Informal Learning in a Museum Setting
Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council: Healthy Communities Art & Artefact Project	Museums Sheffield: Discover	V&A: Behind the Scenes: Workplace Learning for Conservation & Collections Care Technicians
Historic Royal Palaces: Uncover Inspiring learning through history	Seen-Unseen: We See With Our Brain, Not With Our Eyes	Wakefield Museum and Castleford Museum: Art in Mind Wakefield Museum: ‘Find Your Passion’ Adult Craft Workshops
Young and old learning together  (En + Du)	“'High-quality educational programmes in museums can make a big difference for many people' (En + Du)

'Museums & Galleries as a learning environment for adult education' supported by the EPALE National Support Services in the UK, Netherlands and Ireland.

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