Events with Advance Tickets

Grab a drink from the bar before settling into a game of mathematical bingo, challenge your balance with Tai Chi or test out your dance moves! This event is for ages 18+.

Escape the Festival hustle and bustle with a relaxing yoga workshop inspired by the insect movements studied at Imperial College London.

Come see chemistry brought to life through amazing reactions, slime and explosions at this family-friendly science show!

Explore some of the quantum realm's strangest elements through dance! From quantum tunnelling to strange superposition and spooky entanglement, strut your funky stuff like a quantum particle!

Join the curator of the V&A's new ‘Design and Disability’ exhibition to explore how disabled people are hacking, redesigning and subverting design.

Join a unique reimagining of a Gaelic folk dance, exploring the mysterious living worlds beneath our feet.

Why do we age and what can science realistically do about it? Explore how our bodies work and how we can best look after them to live longer, healthier lives.

Join quantum physicists and artists as they explore how quantum inspires creativity, how both fields visualize and communicate it, and how quantum imagery and language have shaped mainstream art and culture.

Move, groove, and discover the science behind dance in this joyful and inclusive Bollywood dance workshop.

From black holes to human consciousness, Imperial scientists compete for public votes as they pitch what they think is the strangest object in the cosmos.

Get a taste for urban agriculture and learn how to join the capital's food-producing revolution in this lively panel discussion.

What is driving the demand for more human-like machines, and what roles might they play in our future society?

Families with neurodivergent members can book onto a quieter, calmer exploration of the Family Fun Zone with fewer crowds.

Experience a performance and discussion of Harold Offeh’s unique work with psychiatric wards, aiming to bring colour, culture and art to these clinical surroundings

Join Britain’s first astronaut, Dr Helen Sharman, and an expert panel discussing the engineering marvels that could power humanity to new worlds

Join our Biology Ballerina for an exploration of the natural world and humanity's impact through pliés and pirouettes.

How gay is nature? Join the author of 'A Little Gay Natural History' to explore the diversity of sexual behaviour in the natural world, which science has tried to cover up or ignore!

From our backyards to London’s royal parks, explore how climate change and London’s unique microclimate will affect the way we garden.

Join one of the world’s most celebrated heart surgeons to discuss a career innovating in the operating theatre.