“Maggie’s Cancer Care Centres Mark 30 Years with ‘Just Come In’ Photo Exhibition at RIBA No” — what this page in the network covers. Maggie’s centres, which provide free practical, emotional and social support for people affected by cancer, are celebrating three decades of care with a new photography exhibition titled ‘Just Come In’. The show, running at RIBA North in Liverpool until 29 November, features the work of photographer The show, running at RIBA North in Liverpool until 29 November, features the work of photographer Tabitha Jussa, whose images capture everyday moments of comfort, conversation and pause inside the centres.
Inspired by the welcoming phrase ‘just come in’—the guiding ethos of every Maggie’s—the exhibition highlights the calm, human spaces designed by leading architects to feel more like a home than a hospital. Since the first centre opened in Edinburgh in 1996, Maggie’s has grown into a network of centres across the UK and abroad, offering support to anyone affected by cancer, including family and friends. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.