This fascinating collaboration is like nothing we have offered before!
During the maker stage you will get to make a 3D wind up sea creature . The inspiration for your creature will come from our local marine ecology.
During the session the children will be taken off one by one to The Living Coast under sea VR experience.

Creative Crafty workshops! Stick, draw, cut and colour in this workshop inspired by the exhibits in Hove Museum. Can you come up with a work of art?

Join MCS for a super seaweeds session! Get hands on with these slippery customers and learn more about their fascinating facts and habitats around the UK coastline.

3D pens and scanning, cardboard costumes and sculpture, textiles printing and interactive sound

All the fun of the fair, plus all the buzz of science. Use the fundamental forces of the Universe to bring a lavatory roll to life! Learn how to Splat That Rat! Build an Incredible Machine! Shrink the kids!

Do you want to be inspired by Science? Well do you?
So come and see Blast Science at the Walrus this half term to discover loads of new stuff about the world around you.

How eagle eyed are you?! Join the Marine Conservation Society team to look at beach litter surveys and use your skills to spot and sieve litter pieces in sandy and shingly areas.

Join a group of inventors, teachers, explorers and enthusiasts to harness technology and make the world a better place.

Join us for an evening of moon gazing with the experts

This fascinating collaboration is like nothing we have offered before!
During the maker stage you will get to make a 3D wind up sea creature . The inspiration for your creature will come from our local marine ecology.
During the session the children will be taken off one by one to The Living Coast under sea VR experience.

Learn how to hack Minecraft using the Python programming language and get to grips with Raspberry Pi computers.

Bring toys to life! Assemble robots using Lego Education WeDo robotics kits.

Join Brighton Museum during the school holidays for a range of family events exploring the natural world, sustainability and the difference small actions can make.

We look at your journey over the past 14 billion years, since the Big Bang, through exploding stars, under-water volcanoes, evolution, bacteria, worms, dinosaurs, apes, humans. And now science can explain just about all of it.

Join artist Melanie Terrade for a hands-on workshop exploring how everyday technologies can be redesigned to be more environmentally friendly.

Lights, camera, action! Students will work in pairs to create their own short stop-motion movie!

The two-hour Block Builders workshops enables participants to collaboratively rebuild Brighton using Minecraft, adding wind turbines and solar panels to the interactive maps to enhance awareness and understanding.

Join a group of inventors, teachers, explorers and enthusiasts to harness technology and make the world a better place.

Mix it up and watch it BLOW!
In this insanely fun workshop our young scientists will decorate a sea life themed ceramic tea light holder (that they then get to take home!) They will then fill their holder with our secret exploding propellant and watch it ooze and splutter everywhere!

Learn how to hack Minecraft using the Python programming language and get to grips with Raspberry Pi computers.

Join Brighton Museum during the school holidays for a range of family events exploring the natural world, sustainability and the difference small actions can make.

Creative Crafty workshops! Stick, draw, cut and colour in this workshop inspired by the exhibits in Hove Museum. Can you come up with a work of art?

A fun structured hands-on playing and making workshop run using giant percussion instruments and sound sculptures as a music ensemble.

A musical, interactive, artistic and creative workshop with John Hinton and Richard Robinson.

The workshop will be looking at the science of felt making and the amazing properties of how felt is made. Your kids will learn about and create some weird and wonderful deep-sea creatures that they can take home.

Join artist Melanie Terrade for a hands-on workshop exploring how everyday technologies can be redesigned to be more environmentally friendly.

Science Magic… Robot Science

To spell bind the audience, gasp, wonder and laugh.

Demonstrations, strange wonderful noises, levitating objects, big sparks and the occasional funny smell. Now with added Robots.

Ian B Dunne, amusing and inspiring, the one to see.

The show of Science Magic, mystery, suspense and laughs. Suitable for all ages.

The two-hour Block Builders workshops enables participants to collaboratively rebuild Brighton using Minecraft, adding wind turbines and solar panels to the interactive maps to enhance awareness and understanding.

What’s the difference between a scientific instrument and a musical instrument? The Artoscope is an audio visual invention designed to spin pictures and turn them into sound using DIY electronic synthesizers.

During this one hour session you will create your very own fish tank soap! Containing a fish or sea creature that you can keep when your soap has gone!

Join Brighton Museum during the school holidays for a range of family events exploring the natural world, sustainability and the difference small actions can make.

Join artist Melanie Terrade for a hands-on workshop exploring how everyday technologies can be redesigned to be more environmentally friendly.

The Rampion Wind Farm is not the final word in wind technology. That moment doesn’t come until all the children and parents in Sussex have had a go at designing one themselves. Now is your chance to shine!

The two-hour Block Builders workshops enables participants to collaboratively rebuild Brighton using Minecraft, adding wind turbines and solar panels to the interactive maps to enhance awareness and understanding.

A unique show weaving together the worlds of crime scene investigation, criminal profiling, and magic.

Join a group of inventors, teachers, explorers and enthusiasts to harness technology and make the world a better place.

Join Brighton Museum during the school holidays for a range of family events exploring the natural world, sustainability and the difference small actions can make.

Join Brighton Museum during the school holidays for a range of family events exploring the natural world, sustainability and the difference small actions can make.

Flip bottles & fly paper planes with Kay Walton on an interactive and fun, science-inspired poetic journey for 7-13 year olds (and curious adults) inside the fabulous Brighton Toy & Model Museum. You can even bring your own science rap/rhyme to share (optional).

Clown comedy pioneers Bright Buoy are coming to ONCA Barge to show their new work Blue Planet III- an aquatic, performance, adventure for all the family!