‘Gaia’: 7m 3D sculpture of the Earth to be displayed in museum foyer
Artist Luke Jerram’s touring artwork Gaia is to be featured as part of the upcoming Hello Universe exhibition.
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Bradford Science Festival: full 2019 programme announced
A 12m rocket, which aims to deliver the UK’s first human space flight, is set to be one of this year’s highlights.
First details announced for Widescreen Weekend 2019 film festival
Passes for the 2019 festival are now on sale, with first programme details revealed today.
Bradford Science Festival gets bigger and better for 2019
This year’s Bradford Science Festival will be joined by new venues and partners including The University of Bradford and Impressions Gallery.
Above the Noise: New collaborative exhibition showcases stories from Bradford
A brand new exhibition explores the ingenuity, motivation and activism of communities in Bradford.
Operation Ouch! Half Term at the National Science and Media Museum
CBBC stars Dr Chris, Dr Xand and Dr Ronx will help visitors explore the wonderful world of medicine.
Yorkshire Games Festival’s Let’s Play weekend promises amazing activities for all ages
The Let’s Play family weekend features a range of new games, interactive live shows and challenges.
Vlambeer’s Rami Ismail leads additions to Yorkshire Games Festival speaker list
Vlambeer’s Rami Ismail has been revealed as the latest esteemed speaker to join the event’s growing line-up.
Museum asks if there should be greater regulation of internet connected devices
Ahead of the opening of Never Alone, we reveal the results of a UK-wide survey on aspects of the ‘Internet of Things’.
New exhibition explores the boom in internet connected devices—and their impact
Never Alone looks at ‘what happens when everything is connected’.
