Timed events: Sunday 7 June

Science takes centre stage inside our Science Cabaret, full of high energy live shows and performances. Discover the science behind attraction, giggle away at award-winning comedy or make your own scientific mocktail!

Head to our Main Stage for a jam-packed schedule of vibrant and lively music, from Jazz and classic brass bands to Cuban and Congolese fusion!

Head to our Family Stage and enjoy a programme packed with interactive performances, music, and science shows especially for families.

Get ready to dance the afternoon away at our Bandstand! Join us for a programme packed with traditional music, dance workshops and performances.

Explore new flavours and ingredients, as chefs and scientists whip up dishes for you to sample right there and then!

Step onto the dancefloor and get ready to shine in a fun beginner-friendly Bollywood dance class with researchers exploring how stars are born.

Bring your best moves for Earthbeat, an immersive dance experience for all ages, inspired by secret worlds pulsing beneath our feet.

Come see chemistry brought to life through amazing reactions, slime and explosions at this family-friendly science show! The 15.40 show on Sunday will have BSL interpretation and live captioning.

Part-disco, part-scientific experiment, join us for a unique movement session that delves into the deeply personal nature of time.

The Great Exhibition of 1851 was the largest public event in its history, hosting 100,000 exhibits inside a giant Crystal Palace. But how should we reflect on its legacy 175 years later?

Discover how turning leaves into lifesaving vaccines could help African nations take control of their health security.

Explore what happens inside our brains, within our communities and across our history when people make music together.

From the first landing to scientists discovering the strongest signs yet of ancient Martian life, join a five‑decade journey of robotic exploration of the Red Planet.

Doodle along as architects and engineers explore how modern design, values and science could shape a 21st century Crystal Palace.

Three leading researchers make the case for their work being the next big thing in science—with the audience crowning a winner!