Picturing Our Menopause
A photographic exhibition of intimate and powerful portraits by Elizabeth Dalziel exploring different experiences of menopause.
Next Date
Saturday, 3 October 2026
08:00
3 – 31 Oct, 8.00 am
Admission
Free
Just Turn UpPhotographer Elizabeth Dalziel explores how menopause shapes lives across society. Proudly sponsored by Menopause Support https://menopausesupport.co.uk, connecting visitors with trusted information and resources.
An outdoor photography exhibition coinciding with Menopause Awareness Month and World Menopause Day.
The exhibition brings together a series of intimate and powerful portraits exploring the many realities of menopause—from physical symptoms and personal coping strategies to the wider social, cultural, and political conversations shaping the menopause space. Featuring activists, policymakers, and individuals of diverse genders and ethnicities, the work reflects the breadth of experiences touched by this often overlooked life transition.
Developed in collaboration with the Menopause Support and the "Make Menopause Matter" campaign led by Diane Danzebrink, the exhibition includes accessible links to trusted resources, offering visitors pathways to further information and support.
By placing these stories in a public, outdoor setting, Picturing Our Menopause aims to reach beyond traditional audiences—sparking conversation, challenging stigma, and ensuring that vital knowledge is visible, shared, and available to all.
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