MULTI-PURPOSE LEARNING SPACE
A flexible, inclusive environment designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, and connection.
A SPACE FOR SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY, AND DISCOVERY
The Multi-Purpose Learning Space at the DNA Museum is a dynamic, welcoming environment tailored to support a wide range of learning experiences. Whether it's a school workshop, a community event, a public lecture, or a hands-on family session, the space is designed to adapt. Equipped with smartboard technology, breakout seating, and accessible facilities, it is a hub for collaborative learning and meaningful engagement with the Museum’s themes, stories, and collections.
FLEXIBLE LEARNING SPACE FOR EVERYONE
Furniture
Modular Design
Technology
Digital Tools
Resources
Museum Access
Quiet
Breakout Areas
Accessibility
Inclusive Design
Support
Community Engagement
WHO USES THIS SPACE?
Schools
Curriculum-linked workshops and activities
Youth Groups
Creative sessions, history clubs, and debates
Community Groups
Intergenerational learning and cultural events
Researchers
Project-based residencies and presentations
Adult Learners
Talks, short courses, and reminiscence sessions
FURTHER READING
Delve into historical archives, enjoy a relaxing break at our café, or find the perfect memento in our shop.
Archive Discovery
The DNA Museum archive holds over 400 years of council records, private collections, letters, maps, and more
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Reading Room
A quiet space to pause, read and reflect.
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Genealogy
Take home a piece of the museum with unique gifts and souvenirs.
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CONTACT DETAILS
Contact
Brian Mitchell
Hours
Monday – Sunday 9am – 5:30pm
Closed
24, 25 and 31 December, 1 January
Address
DNA Museum, Ebrington Square, Derry~Londonderry, BT47 6FA
Telephone
+44 (0)28 7137 2411