What’s on

We can’t wait to welcome you back. You’ll need a free ticket to visit the museum—book yours now.

A series of exhibitions and events exploring how sound fills our world, how it’s created, and how we can experiment and play with it.

Join us at the museum and online for a discussion of the latest ideas in science and technology—everyone’s welcome!

Join us throughout 2021 for Climate Talks, a series of panel discussions, Q&As and events exploring the problems caused by climate change.

Hear how governments, businesses and civil society can take action to combat climate change.

Explore issues around diversity and inclusion in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) in Open Talk, a new series of online talks sharing the untold stories of science.

To create this display, members of the Why Don’t We team picked their favourite things from our collection and found out more about them.

Enjoy technology in action in our brilliantly retro Games Lounge. Play your way through gaming history with classic games, from Pac-Man to Super Mario Kart.

Take a journey through the history of photography. Step into a 19th century portrait studio, see hundreds of incredible objects from our collection, and watch the world’s first moving colour film.

Discover original models and artwork from over 100 animations, meet your favourite characters and see science in action!

Explore the development, significance and cultural impact of TV—one of the most influential inventions of the last century.

A combination of short talks and presentations led by guest experts to help you discover more about the world of cinema.

Join Edith Bowman as she presents her award-winning podcast to a live audience on the Pictureville stage.

Join Web Foundation co-founders Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Rosemary Leith for a discussion that aims to rethink how our digital world is shaped.

COP26 is the most important climate conference since the Paris Agreement in 2015. But what happens after the negotiations have closed in Glasgow in November?