Visitors can expect 'Our World From Space' themed activities, exploring the history of coding, learning about local coders, and a fun, family show in the Thinktank theatre about Our World from Space. There will also be sensory play sessions for children aged 6 months to 3 years.
Visitors can explore MiniBrum, a child-sized mini city, visit the 4K Planetarium to journey to the stars, discover a world of science in the interactive outdoor Science Garden, learn about Birmingham's industrial past, see steam engines, trains, cars, planes, dinosaurs, and more. With over 200 hands-on exhibits spread across four floors, there is plenty to see and do.
By becoming a member, visitors can enjoy 12 months of inspirational days out with free access to the venues and other exclusive benefits. Members can also expect interactive exhibits, opportunities to learn through play, and a range of taught sessions from Early Years through to Key Stage 5.
Visitors can join the mailing list to be the first to know about upcoming events at the museum.
The entrance to the museum is located on the ground floor, level 0. For full details on how to get there, visitors can refer to the 'How to Get Here' section.
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