Go behind the scenes to discover the tech, kit and tricks of the trade used to capture the drama of live sport.

A display of Ken Danvers’ behind-the-scenes photographs of widescreen film-making in the 1950s and 60s.

Explore our collection and get a behind-the-scenes glimpse at some of the treasures which aren’t on permanent display.

An interactive videogame comedy show where you, the audience, take to the stage!

A five-day extravaganza celebrating videogames, with special guests, workshops and a fun-packed weekend for gamers of all ages.

Join us for a free adults-only night at the museum packed with exclusive shows, live experiments and fun activities.

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.

Grab a booth and discover the best, rarest and most extraordinary films and TV programmes from the BFI National Archive. More than 2,500 titles are available to view—all for free.

How did our lives change when the internet was born? Find out in the world’s first gallery dedicated to the social, technological and cultural impact of the web.

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.

Explore our archives, share memories and meet new people in this informal discussion group.

There’s cinema, then there’s IMAX. Seeing a film on our 60ft-tall screen—the biggest in the region—is a spectacular immersive experience.

Relax and enjoy a film in the intimate 106-seat Cubby Broccoli cinema, home to a truly diverse programme.

Enjoy everything from the latest big releases to lost classics on Pictureville’s deeply curved screen.