Bradford Science Festival programme and Lead Partner announced
The museum is delighted to announce first details of activities and a Lead Partner for this year’s festival.
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Widescreen Weekend: Theatrical Cut tickets now on sale
Individual tickets are now available online for all films screening as part of the popular festival.
Pictureville Cinema reopening programme announced
Pictureville Cinema reopens this autumn with a programme of blockbusters, family favourites, independent film and more.
Widescreen Weekend: Theatrical Cut programme announced
This year’s film festival takes place on 9–11 October 2020 with a focus on the work of pioneering female editors, restorations and rediscoveries, and a special look at early 3D cinema.
Book tickets to visit the National Science and Media Museum this summer
Free admission tickets are now available to book online.
Back to the big screen! Pictureville Cinema reopening dates announced
The National Science and Media Museum has announced that it will be reopening its cinemas to the public this autumn.
Museum shortlisted for national award for lockdown activities
The museum has been shortlisted for the Kids in Museums Family Friendly Museum Award From Home.
National Science and Media Museum announces date for reopening
The museum will open its doors to the public from Wednesday 19 August 2020.
New dates announced for Bradford Science Festival 2020
The annual festival will now take place during October half term.
Museum celebrates 50 years of the MacRobert Award for engineering innovation
A new online-only exhibition features conceptual photographs by Ted Humble-Smith, commissioned by the Royal Academy of Engineering.
