Sir Bobby Charlton, 1937 – 2023
Sir Bobby was President of the National Football Museum and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2002 for his outstanding contribution to football.
Sir Bobby was President of the National Football Museum and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2002 for his outstanding contribution to football.
The National Football Museum welcomed a record number of visitors during the 2023 summer season, continuing its strong annual performance from the previous year.
The Football Writing Festival returns to the National Football Museum for a ninth year, featuring more talks and cheaper tickets than ever before.
The National Football Museum today hosted the inaugural co-curatorial summit for a brand-new exhibition that tells the important story of black footballers in the English game.
The National Football Museum has teamed up with the Barclays Women’s Super League to increase women’s football representation on our galleries.
An update for visitors regarding duplicate payments for the museum’s Penalty Shootout game (20 July to 4 August).
A unique family-friendly festival in Manchester’s historic medieval quarter returns for its second year on 23 – 24 September 2023.
The National Football Museum is delighted to welcome two new trustees.
The museum has unveiled a new interactive exhibition that explores the history and development of football toys and games.
This summer, we are going big on the Women’s World Cup, supporting the tournament with a new exhibition, fun programming activities and new objects on display.
Celebrate the first ever all-Manchester FA Cup Final with us this May half term. Featuring Matt Oldfield, medal-making and more!
The National Football Museum has published their performance statistics for the 2022-23 period.