Brighton Science Festival 2018
We’re coming back this October with the next instalment of Brighton Science Festival. Events for adults, workshops for kids, and Frankenstein’s 200th birthday. The festival will run from Saturday 20th – Sunday 28th October.
The full programme will be announced soon – if you’re keen to get involved, do get in touch, or sign up to our newsletter to get the latest updates.
Pocket Science Funfair Winter Tour
The Pocket Science Funfair is going back on tour thanks to the kind support of the Sussex Community Foundation. Look out for a show near you:
Saturday 24th November: Eastbourne
Sunday 25th November: Brighton
Saturday 1st December: Billingshurst
Sunday 2nd December: Newhaven
More information coming soon…
Brighton Science Festival – What you missed in February
The February instalment of Brighton Science Festival is now over – if you wanted to see what you missed, take a look at all our events.
If you want to get involved in future Brighton Science events, do get in touch, or sign up to our newsletter to get the latest updates.
WIDENING PARTICIPATION
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fter bringing some of the world’s best science to Brighton for two weeks, the mission now is to take some out to the rest of Sussex. We roam Sussex and further afield, visiting youth clubs, scout huts, community centres, bus shelters, anywhere, making sure everyone has access to as much science as possible. Why? Because science is cool. I mean, sometimes -273.15ยบ celsius.
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SCHOOLS TOUR
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though the bulk of Brighton Science Festival takes place in February, and we’ve recently widened our horizons to Autumn, we’re also constantly on tour – visiting schools and bringing science, education, and most importantly fun to as many educational establishments as we possibly can. If you’d like Brighton Science Festival to come to a school near you, please do get in touch and let us know.
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Watch the 2017 video
Take a look at our video of some of the highlights of Brighton Science Festival 2017:
POCKET SCIENCE
Take a look at our video of Pocket Science taking over the giant geodesic dome at the Elderflower Fields festival which we filled with people, entertainment, and fun. Oh, and some science as well.
