Making it's third stop on the global tour, this powerful pop-up exhibition features live programming and art from around the world, highlighting how drug policies impact and shape our communities.

Running from: Friday 3 - Sunday 5 November.

The Museum provides a powerful, emotional experience that illustrates the harms caused by drug prohibition, and advocates for new approaches rooted in dignity, health, and human rights. It will transport audiences across the globe, pushing visitors to think and act outside the box through interactive installations, powerful documentary photos, multimedia displays, and more.

The three-day exhibition features interactive discussions on criminal justice reform, public health, and human rights with global experts. Speakers include Duncan Campbell, the award winning Guardian journalist; Noah Stone, entrepreneur and judge on ABC’s Shark Tank in the U.S.; Michael Skolnik, renowned activist and CEO of The Soze Agency; KUCHENGA, Black trans feminist writer and prison abolitionist, and many more. There will also be a performance of the critically acclaimed Sex Workers Opera.