What happens when Museum Collections inspire something unexpected, like dance? University of Cambridge Museums decided to find out -https://www.museumnext.com/article/what-happens-when-you-combine-dance-museum-collections-and-parkinsons/
Our first MuseumNext event of 2025 kicks off tomorrow. And it's a favourite of mine ❤️, with inspiring presentations on health & well-being in museums - www.museumnext.com/events/museu...
Over the past three years, National Museums Northern Ireland (NI) has embarked on an innovative project called “Explore: Urban Nature,” designed to engage young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
#museum #greenmuseums
🎶 Does your museum have a playlist? The National Trust’s Colour the Mind used music to connect emotions with heritage, reaching 5.4M people! Explore how soundtracks can amplify storytelling.
youtu.be/QYrbym768fQ?...
I posted a picture of me and two friends, celebrating 25 years of friendship on LinkedIn and it go more likes than anything I’ve ever posted 🤔
2005 and 2024. You can hardly spot the difference…
Folks were talking about this at @MuseumNext.com back in June, so there have been issues for a while.
Hope they can be resolved, such a valuable record of decades of work by the #musetech community
This is especially important as you are already seeing accounts impersonating #museums
#Gim
So today I’m meeting an old University friend who I haven’t seen since 1998.
It seems like five minutes since we last saw each other but it's 26 year.
Time goes too fast.
And that was my best result there. But it's an amazing experience…
The NYC Marathon course is definitely a hard thing.
I remember storming through the first half in 1:25 then being crushed in the second half.
Do Hard Things
Last year I finished off my year with Valencia Marathon.
It's a glorious race in a great city and I planned to run there again in two weeks.
But following the floods and tragic loss of life the timing doesn't feel right.
I’ll not be running it and I really think the race should be postponed.
I really enjoyed reading “Running for my Life” by Lopez Lomong last month
