Museum of London - Polling past, polling present

We want Londoners to show us what it means to live in this city today as part of City Now City Future – a season exploring change in the capital. Like those who recorded polling days of the past we are inviting voting Londoners to send us pictures of the places they visit to cast their votes from churches to libraries, from community halls to museums, voting gets done in all kinds of places. Help us build a picture of London today by sharing an image of the outside of your local polling station on Twitter or Instagram using #LondonView, or by uploading an image to our website. VIEW AND SHARE >

City Now City events this month The London Salon: memory Tue 13 Jun, 7pm Museum of London Join us for an evening of readings and talks considering the buildings, myths, character and personal stories of London in 2017. Speakers include Shola Amoo, Ruby Cowling, Liza Fior and Ben Judah. Part of the London Festival of Architecture. BOOK NOW > Hack it: rebel gardening Sat 24 Jun, 1.30-4pm Museum of London National gardening journalist Kim Stoddart shares tips and tricks for greening our urban environment, from making seedbombs, to creating green spaces and multiplying your plants by taking cuttings. Part of our Hack it series of hand-on workshops. BOOK NOW >  Are you ready? Sat 17 Jun, 5pm Museum of London As the Museum of London prepares to move to its new home in West Smithfield, we present an evening of outdoor readings and sound works exploring place, materiality and movement. Curated by students from the Royal College of Art for the London Festival of Architecture. BOOK NOW >  City | Space | Video games: Science Wed 26 Jul, 7pm Museum of London Do video games hold future solutions for the problems we face? Join science and health broadcaster Dara Mohammadi and guests as they consider how gaming is helping scientists research topics from diabetes to astronomy.  Part of the City | Space | Video games series. BOOK NOW >  Open now Here and Now: Portraits by Niall McDiarmid For over six years photographer Niall McDiarmid has been documenting the people he meets around London. A striking outdoor display will showcase these vivid street portraits. FIND OUT MORE >