London’s Vagina Museum will reopen on 4 November after a successful fundraising drive.
The museum was forced to close its doors in February after its property guardianship ended.
It has relocated to multi-storey premises in Bethnal Green after surpassing an £85,000 fundraising target with donations from more than 2,500 people.
Its new home features three gallery spaces. The ground floor will house temporary exhibitions, while a pair of upstairs galleries will feature a permanent exhibition and community gallery.
When the museum reopens, initially only the ground floor will be accessible as lift access is not yet available.
The museum’s Head of Communications, Zoe Williams, told The Guardian fundraising efforts had been a “make or break scenario”.
“We genuinely didn’t know how successful it would be, especially in the cost-of-living crisis when so many people in our community are really feeling the pinch. It’s just wonderful.”