Our closing event Brighter Still takes place on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 December. This popular event is sold out and there is no box office at the event – please don’t travel to the site without a ticket.

Wallace and Gromit
Free

11 Jan 2025

National Science and Media Museum

A Grand Day Out

Celebrating the reopening of the National Science and Media Museum.

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

A Grand Day Out was a special partnership with the National Science and Media Museum and animation studio Aardman. At this reopening event, Wallace & Gromit fans got hands-on with model-making workshops, enjoyed screenings of Wallace & Gromit and much more.

We also explored the newly renovated spaces at the National Science and Media Museum – including The Kodak Gallery telling the fascinating history of photography – and the immersive Wonderlab exhibit.

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