What's on
05 Mar
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16 Jun
Spring night sky Planetarium show
Enjoy a tour of the night sky with this presenter-led show. Trace out Leo the Lion in the night sky, and see the stars spin before your very eyes!
23 Mar
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07 Jul
Kitchen Chemistry
Drop into our Live Lab area and discover more about the chemistry behind our kitchens, by taking part in some tasty experiments!
04-06
May
11 May
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30 Sep
Explore Your Universe Family Show
This exciting family show brings alive the latest science being explored by UK scientists and engineers - from atoms to astrophysics!
11 May
Members' Exclusive: Explore Your Universe Family Show
An exclusive members' preview of our new exciting show, bringing alive the latest amazing science being explored by UK scientists and engineers, from atoms to astrophysics.
13 May
Toddler Time - with Storytelling!
Half price entry for parents and carers, plus under fives go FREE every Monday afternoon!
14 May
Festival of Ideas: A C Grayling: 'The God Argument'
Join A C Grayling, philosopher and author, as he explores 'The God Argument: The Case Against Religion and For Humanism'
17 May
Toddler Takeover - Come Rain, Come Shine!
A fun-packed day of activities exclusively for under 5s. Come and play, experience the wonders of the night sky in the Planetarium, and join in with storytime.
18 May
Raspberry Pi At-Bristol Boot Camp
The Chartered Institute of for IT (BCS) is collaborating with At-Bristol and Bristol University to bring you the Raspberry Pi Bootcamp.
20 May
Toddler Time - with Storytelling!
Half price entry for parents and carers, plus under fives go FREE every Monday afternoon!
31 May
Festival of Ideas: Nassim Nicholas Taleb - Antifragile: Things that gain from disorder
Join Nassim Nicholas Taleb, author and scholar, as he explores the idea of 'antifragile': things that not only survive, but actively thrive, in an uncertain world.
31 May
Festival of Ideas: Michael Pollan - Cooking as a Political Act
Michael Pollan argues that cooking is one of the simplest steps people can take towards improving their health and wellbeing, building community, and fixing the broken food system.
Science Fact
The largest organ is the skin








