Exhibitions

Everyone has been to a wedding. Few exhibitions speak to so many visitors at once, across every age, culture and background. Two Centuries of Bridal Fashion tells the story of the wedding…

Climate of Change: Rethinking Energy for the Future looks at how the world is responding to climate change and the growing demand for cleaner, more sustainable sources of energy. Using examples from Peru,…

Rethinking Health: Science, Nature and the Future of Wellbeing explores a subject that affects everyone: our health, and the many factors that influence it. Starting with a simple question — if medicine is…

The Force of the Story is an unofficial exhibition built around one of the largest private collections of Star Wars memorabilia, bringing together life-size characters, original vintage toys, models, costumes and rare…

Modern Toss (Jon Link & Mick Bunnage) present “Having an Exhibition Yeah?”, a full-scale exhibition spanning more than two decades of their cartoon work. The exhibition brings together some of Modern Toss’ best-known…

Yakishime (firing unglazed wares at high temperatures) is regarded as the most primordial method of making pottery. Beginning in the late twelfth century at various pottery centres in Japan, the method has…

“LIFE AND DEATH” takes visitors on a profound journey back in time to explore the captivating world of ancient Egyptians, their rituals, and their beliefs surrounding life and the afterlife. This collection presents…

“CARRY ME” is an exciting journey through the history of women`s  handbags over the last 100 years. The exhibition is a cultural-historical exhibition that reflects the changing role of women in the society…

“I see the womb as an organ which provides possibility. I think this womb protects me and gives me shelter. It gave me a certain freedom.“ — Evelyn Taocheng Wang Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art…

Grim Glory: Lee Miller’s Britain at War A major exhibition from the Lee Miller Archives that premiered in 2026 at the Lee Miller Gallery, part of Farleys House & Gallery – the former…

GLADIATORS is the first international travelling exhibition developed in collaboration the Colosseum in Rome and Contemporanea Progetti with significant loans from leading italian museums and institutions. The exhibition separates facts from fiction and illustrates the fascinating world of…

Beyond Bayeux: Tapestry Now  presents a fantastic opportunity to reflect on tapestry’s past and shape its future.  After the showstopping arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry in the UK, attention has enthusiastically shifted…

Titanic Exhibition is a major heritage exhibition exploring the history of RMS Titanic, the people whose lives became intertwined with her story, and the enduring legacy of one of the most significant…

Tiny creatures. Massive impact. Experience the science and spectacle of Powerful Pollinators. From rainforests to city rooftops, a remarkable cast of creatures is hard at work on one of nature’s most important jobs. Powerful Pollinators pulls…

Enter the hidden world of intelligence, where information, ingenuity, and decisive action can change the course of history.Welcome to the Agency. Your Training Begins Now. Spycraft: Inside the World of Espionage takes you…

*Winner of Best Licensed Promotions Campaign at The Licensing Awards 2026 for Mog’s Christmas Trail at Victoria Centre from Bakehouse Factory* Warm, cosy and full of festive charm, Mog’s Christmas is a welcoming, interactive family…

Acclaimed as one of the greatest childhood classics of all time, The Very Hungry Caterpillar is Bakehouse’s most successful licensed trail. A firm favourite with families, this colourful, interactive experience brings Eric…

STEP INTO A PREHISTORIC ADVENTURE! Dinosaurs, Monsters and Lost Worlds is a unique, family-friendly exhibition that combines science and history, presenting fossil discoveries from 19th century American Wild West to the depths…

The Moomin ABC interactive exhibition is an exploration of how we we feel and prompts and exercises visitors of all ages to engage with their own emotions and feelings in a fun…

Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) is widely regarded as Britain’s first industrial designer. A leading figure in the Aesthetic Movement, he embraced modern manufacturing processes to create affordable, functional, beautiful objects for the Victorian…