About this expo
The Museums + Heritage Show is an annually held event in London, United Kingdom, taking place at Olympia's West Hall from May 12-13, 2027. This show is positioned as a key gateway to the heritage and culture sector, fostering unity, knowledge exchange, and essential networking among various disciplines. It is organized by M and H Media Ltd.
The event's target audience comprises professionals from museums, galleries, and heritage visitor attractions. Attendees in 2026 included directors, curators, and teams focused on commercial, learning, digital, and operations aspects. The 2026 edition attracted over 3,400 professionals and featured more than 175 exhibitors, highlighting its significance as a platform for industry engagement.
Beyond the exhibition floor, the show offers a comprehensive program of concurrent events. These include more than 70 talks and 90 speakers (2026), masterclasses, live demonstrations, digital clinics, and recruitment advice sessions. Dedicated networking opportunities, a Sector Support Zone, and a Sensory Zone further enhance the attendee experience. The M+H Awards are also associated with the broader Museums + Heritage business.
Highlights
5 items- Held at Olympia, West Hall, London, United Kingdom
- AUMA listed
- Over 3,400 professionals attended (2026)
- More than 175 exhibitors (2026)
- More than 70 talks and 90 speakers (2026)
FAQ
4 questionsWhen and where does the Museums + Heritage Show 2027 take place?+
The event will be held from May 12-13, 2027, at Olympia, London, United Kingdom.
Who organizes the Museums + Heritage Show?+
The event is organized by M and H Media Ltd.
What industries and topics are covered at the show?+
The show focuses on the cultural sector, including professionals from museums, galleries, and heritage visitor attractions. It facilitates knowledge sharing and networking across various disciplines within this sector.
How can I attend or participate in the Museums + Heritage Show?+
Admission to the Museums + Heritage Show is free for individuals working in the museums, heritage, and cultural sectors.