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Calling all young explorers for an ancient Egyptian adventure at the GEM Children’s Museum. A place designed to spark curiosity through hands-on learning and innovative programmes tailored for young minds.
The first edition of the GEM Hackathon was one for the books! The event gave students from different universities the chance to contribute to the museum and improve the GEM Children's Museum experience, under the theme “Reimagining Ancient Egyptian Soci…
The GEM presented its first contemporary art exhibition, Traces of Egypt, by renowned Egyptian-German interdisciplinary artist Susan Hefuna. The exhibition was a celebration of the Egyptian applique tradition, the Khayamiya, which dates back centuries. …
The Grand Egyptian Museum held its first-ever Children Summer Programme, giving your child a chance to learn about the ancient Egyptian civilisation, and how to merge it with modern knowledge and technology. The workshops were designed to ignite childre…
The first international conference organized by GEM under the title ‘Moving & Displaying’, opened on Sunday 10th May 2015. It ran over five consecutive days at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) in Fustat amid wide participation includi…
On 5th May 2018, again scholars gathered for the Fourth International Tutankhamun GEM Conference held at the Le Méridien Pyramids Hotel. Over three consecutive days conservators and archaeologist from Egypt and around the world met and presented recent …
‘About Tutankhamun’ was the title for the Second International Tutankhamun GEM Conference starting on 6th May 2016. Expert scientists and academics from Egypt and countries around the world participated in this very successful congress. Talks included l…
‘Iconography’ was the subject of the Fifth International Tutankhamun GEM Conference held on the 4th and 5th May 2019. The annual conference continued to gain huge international momentum with the largest number of participants from Egypt and around the w…
