An evening of Aardman, comedy and facial technology at Lates
Lates—our evening opening for adults—returns on Thursday 29 September 2016 to investigate faces and facial expressions.
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Lineup announced for the first Yorkshire Games Festival
John and Brenda Romero, DJ Yoda's History of Gaming, and some of the greatest videogames developed in Yorkshire are among the highlights of the Yorkshire Games Festival lineup.
Widescreen Weekend festival: full 2016 programme announced
A Bond Girl, a European premiere, and a celebration of widescreen cinema featuring rare and iconic films from across four decades take centre stage at Widescreen Weekend 2016.
‘Last chance to see’ tours announced for Experience TV gallery
A final series of free organised tours for the Experience TV gallery will begin on Monday 15 August 2016.
Computer spots faces in clouds above the museum
A brand new series of photographs will be unveiled the In Your Face launch on Saturday 23 July 2016.
In Your Face: a summer family experience
Our summer family exhibition will explore the most photographed, examined, and expressive part of the human body through more than 20 different exhibits, activities and experiments.
First guests announced for new Yorkshire Games Festival
First details of the guest line-up at the inaugural Yorkshire Games Festival in Bradford have been announced.
Dates announced for new festival programme
Dates for the UK’s newest videogames festival and the return of the world-renowned Widescreen Weekend have been announced.
Museum to benefit from £7.5 million investment plans over 5 years
The Science Museum Group today announced that internationally significant objects will be brought to Bradford’s leading cultural attraction.
Museum invests in science, transfers art of photography collections to V&A
An historic agreement between the Science Museum Group and the V&A is set to create the world’s foremost single collection on the art of photography.
