Pop-up Performance: Soundtrack to the City
About the event
Come along and spend time with Kemi Sulola, a musician and singer-songwriter known for working across jazz, reggae, motown, afrobeat, and hip-hop. As a family come along to be inspired by sounds of your city and ideas within the V&A’s Design 1900-Now collection, to create soundtracks for city living, Create sounds using unexpected-everyday objects which you will use as instruments to layer up, like an orchestra, with other families sounds. Each session families will record a song together to be played as a new soundtrack for our future city. Sessions start at 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00. Each session is approximately 45 minutes. Visit Essentials and Accessibility Food and drinks - Children's meal deals and highchairs are available in our cafés. Packed lunches can be eaten in the Lunchroom or John Madejski Garden. Breastfeeding & Baby Changing - Breastfeeding is welcome throughout the V&A. Quiet spaces are available for those who prefer privacy. Baby changing facilities are available in most toilets. Buggy Park - There are main buggy park areas near Cromwell Road entrance and the cloakroom near Exhibition Road entrance. Ask a member of staff to direct you to a buggy park. This visual story provides images and information to help you plan and prepare for your visit to the museum V&A South Kensington visual story. The Museum is accessible and step-free. Please find further information by clicking here. Ear defenders - ear defenders are available to pick up from the Learning Centre Desk. To join our families mailing list please click here. If you have any further questions, please email the families team on families@vam.ac.uk. Supported by the Adobe Foundation.
