Natural History Museum - What's on

 

Visions of Nature is now open Come and try our first ever mixed reality experience, Visions of Nature. Step 100 years into the future with this innovative technology to see how the actions we take today can affect our planet. This adventure will take you through eight distinct ecosystems, where you can interact with different species and discover how human interventions can help biodiversity to recover. Visions of Nature is in partnership with Microsoft and co-produced with SAOLA Studios. Now open Tickets £9.95 20% off for members Book now

We've got October half term sorted What are your plans this half-term? Why not come and get involved in our Biodiversity Family Festival? We have a whole range of activities to entertain the family, from an Out of Hours Dino Tour to a Family Nature Talk.  On until 2 November  Check out what's on    Last chance to see Birds: Brilliant and Bizarre There's just a few months left to catch our ★★★★ (Time Out) exhibition before it flies away. Plus, if you visit Monday to Friday, in term time, not only will you get a more relaxed and quieter experience but you can also save money with our off-peak exhibition tickets.. Closes 5 January 2025 Book today Wildlife Photographer of the Year Our photography exhibition is back for its sixtieth year to reveal more of nature's stories. Explore breathtaking images, from majestic predators on the hunt to stunning compositions.  Now open Book tickets now   Feed your fascination Get unlimited access to all of our Naturally Curious courses, with the flexibility to learn at your own pace.  With eight courses currently available and more releasing monthly, you can take a tour through the Mesozoic Era, discover the diversity of flies and much more.  £14 a month Start learning    Come and see the moon! What does the moon look like? In our Earth Hall you can see a Moon rock sample from the 1972 Apollo 16 mission, loaned by the US government. By comparing lunar samples of asteroids and comets, scientists have begun to understand the origin of water in the Earth-Moon system. Come and see for yourself today!  Learn more