3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum
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Sport is us
This museum will demonstrate to the world that sport and Qatar are intrinsically linked. It will be packed full of interactive exhibits, inspiring objects and unique activity areas that generate a spirit of participation.
As well as promoting the positive value of sport, it will showcase the origins, development and significance of sports culture within Qatar and beyond.
OPENING SOON
PLAY YOUR PART
Do you have any special memorabilia, unusual artefacts or unique pieces of sporting history that you would like to share with visitors from around the world? Would you like to see it on display in the 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum, Doha? If so, we would love to hear from you.
To get in touch, all you have to do is submit your information via the link below. Our curatorial team will then review the information provided and, if your proposal meets our collection strategy, contact you to discuss further.
Submit your proposal here.
Building a local following
Ahead of its opening, the museum is reaching out to residents through temporary shows in venues around Doha. Themes centre around the cultural phenomenon of sport, and include the Olympic Games, as well local and international sports events that occur in Qatar. Highlights include:
OLYMPICS - Past & Present - the most comprehensive Olympics exhibition ever organised, which highlighted ancient Olympia, the modern Olympic Games and Qatar’s involvement.
Olympics Through Media - where visitors could discover the way in which the Olympics and the media influence each other.
Arab Games - which highlighted Qatari achievements at this prestigious event.
Creating Opportunities
The museum showcases its collection in other parts of the world to create discussion and arranges global conferences on topical issues, such as doping and women in sport. It recently held a competition for amateur sports photographers, and helped set up Run the World – a sports festival for the Qatari youth.
It will be a widely recognized national and international centre for sports history, heritage and knowledge, promoting and encouraging academic research. 3-2-1 is also a member of the Olympic Museum Network, which currently unites 22 Olympic museums worldwide.