Natural History Museum - Make the most of your weekend

 

Bring along a friend for an unforgettable experience

Are you looking for a new experience you won't forget?  If you've been dreaming of a sleepover at the Museum, now is your chance to pitch up in Hintze Hall. A ticket to Dino Snores for Grown-ups sets you up for a doze beneath a blue whale and provides night-long entertainment. Whether it's a birthday bash, anniversary or just the weekend you're looking to celebrate, we can't think of a better way to make memories. 17 June and 17 September Get your dream ticket An evening with Lucy Cooke   Discover the ways in which sexism has distorted our understanding of animal behaviour at an event with award-winning broadcaster Lucy Cooke.  She'll be speaking on her new book which explores how the female animal has been misunderstood by the scientific patriarchy. 31 May  Find a new perspective   Bring Your Own Baby: Nature Talks Learn about the natural world from Museum experts in a space that welcomes you and your baby. Crying, fussing and feeding won't faze us. Expand your mind An event with a difference Meet the Neighbours Live from Hintze Hall, three award-winning photographers will be discussing our complex relationship with foxes and other wildlife in support of the Museum's Urban Nature Project. The event will also launch Matt Maran, Neil Aldridge and Andy Parkinson's new photography book Fox: Neighbour, Villain, Icon. Donate to watch this event and receive your copy of this stunning book. 25 April Show your support   Take a breath Imagine spending a Sunday morning in a unique yoga class held in Hintze Hall. This class will take you through a series of ancient movements below Hope, the blue whale. Not only can you feel zen in the hush of the Museum, your ticket also includes exclusive access to Wildlife Photographer of the Year while it's still closed to the public. 10 July and 4 September Get ready to unroll your mat