Wallace and Gromit
Free

Sat 11 Jan 2025

A Grand Day Out

Celebrate the reopening of the National Science and Media Museum.

Event Details
Date Sat 11 Jan 2025
Times 10am - 5pm
Location National Science and Media Museum
Ages All ages

Celebrate the reopening of the museum with a special day of animation-themed events.

A Grand Day Out is a special partnership with the National Science and Media Museum and animation studio Aardman. Get hands-on with model-making workshops, enjoy screenings of Wallace & Gromit and much more.

You can also explore the newly renovated spaces at the National Science and Media Museum – including The Kodak Gallery, where you can explore the fascinating history of photography – or unleash your creativity in the immersive Wonderlab exhibit.

Past event

Were you at this event?

Complete our feedback form and let us know what you thought.

Share your feedback

Related Events

FREE Part of Heritage Open Days

Sacred Vows and Sacred Spaces

Bradford South Asian Festival

'Chai & Chat' sessions exploring the significance of marriage ceremonies.

FREE Part of Heritage Open Days

Celebration of Black Music – A UK Fusion!

Go Caribbean CIC & Culture City Radio

A musical expression of togetherness connecting attendees and guests.

SOLD OUT

OUR TURN Festival Launch: Practice Bradford

Join us at Loading Bay as we officially launch the OUR TURN festival with Practice Bradford!

FREE

OUR TURN: Practice Bradford

A group exhibition showcasing new work by four of Bradford’s most exciting emerging artists

FREE Part of Heritage Open Days

Global Dresses of the World

Intercultured Festival

Women-only fashion show celebrating the rich cultural heritage of textiles.

FREE Part of Heritage Open Days

Naturally Dyed: A Student Showcase

The Museum at Hanson

A lively exhibition of work by Hanson Academy textile students.

One person, wearing a yellow t-shirt, holds up the microphone to a school girl as she reads from a sheet of paper.
FREE Part of BBC Contains Strong Language

BBC Radio Club

A showcase of inspirational poetry performances by BBC Radio Club students from Keighley secondary schools.

A person poses for the camera - they have round glasses on, intricate earrings and a colourful scarf over their shirt
SOLD OUT Part of BBC Contains Strong Language

Language is a Queer Thing: Workshop

Parth Rahatekar

Explore the emotional engine of your writing