Exhibitions

Still reeling from the turbulence of the Thatcher years, in 1990 Britain welcomed a new prime minister – the affable John Major, who was satirised for being dull and having a passion…

Food is so much more than sustenance. Curious foods from exotic cultures have always fascinated us. Unfamiliar foods can be delicious, or they can be more of an acquired taste. While cultural…

Carbon Capture (working title) will discuss society’s most pressing and significant issue. It will be the world’s first exhibition dedicated to the subject of carbon capture and storage, and will be available…

Heath Robinson trained as an artist at the Royal Academy Schools and always saw himself as an artist. He earned his living as an illustrator and cartoonist, but he would spend much…

In 2016 the first special exhibition in the Heath Robinson Museum was ‘Heath Robinson at War’. In each World War Heath Robinson demonstrated his ability to counter, by the application of gentle irony…

The historical women who changed the world exhibition is a journey, a bold, colourful, educational and historically inspired body of work which gives an insight into the lives of some  incredible women…

LIFE IN SPACE Space exhibits (to include a piece of real moon!) make us travel in outer space without leaving our planet. Several unique simulators will allow us to fly to the…

This exhibition features a collection of ceramics that tell the story of an unusual exhibition that took place at the Harrods store in London in 1934.  A revolution had taken place in…

I Grew Up 80s explores the cultural landscape of 1980s Britain through the eyes of a child. Visitors will discover over 200 iconic objects from this colourful period during which so much changed.…

Cornelia Parker’s latest experiments in photography and printmaking are presented in this exhibition of twenty large-scale photogravures from three series: Thirty Pieces of Silver (exposed) (2015), One Day This Glass Will Break (2015) and Fox Talbot’s Articles…

This large-scale exhibition celebrates beloved author and illustrator, David McKee’s life’s work. Comprised of original artwork set in an interactive environment, the exhibition brings to life some of his best loved characters including…

Step into the nostalgic world of Ladybird Books told through original artwork, books and objects. Ladybird books have been a familiar fixture on children’s bookshelves since the 1950s but few people are aware…

Ice Age Mammoths, sabre-toothed tigers, hairy rhinos, gigantic birds and more in this exciting and educational exhibition about the plants and animals of Earth’s last ice age. Ice Age features 10 life-sized…

This exciting touring exhibition showed for the first time at the Novium in 2019. Hollywood Rome: Reel Life in the Ancient World revisits one of the most popular periods of history, Ancient…

A hugely popular educational and entertaining exhibition tour of incredible authentic LEGO Dinosaurs. Brick Dinos enables visitors to immerse themselves in the world of dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures, developed in conjunction…

Dinosaur Invasion Dinosaur Invasion is among the most fascinating, immersive and attractive experience of recent years. The exhibition with a Made In Italy touch, featuring from 20 to over 40 life-size dinosaurs,…

TRAVELLING BRICKS Exhibition Made Of LEGO® Bricks Travelling Bricks features 120 LEGO® models in 60 scenes, created by LEGO® Professional Artists. Themes are: Early Transport, Ships, Trains, Aviation, Space Flight, Vehicles and Record…

Monsters Of The Sea Monsters Of The Sea is a brand new exhibition featuring prehistoric and current inhabitants of the sea in life-size animatronic version. Monsters Of The Sea will allow you…

3D Doubt Your Eyes (aka 3D Surprise Your Eyes) Walk into our living three-dimensional world and be the main actor of our fantasy stories! 3D Doubt Your Eyes exhibition combines 3D hand-paintings…

French photographer Claude Cahun (1894-1954) achieved posthumous fame for her elusive self-portraits in which she assumed multiple personae. Born Lucy Schwob, she adopted the pseudonym in 1917 to free herself from the…