Saturday highlights

Meet climate scientists and artists, and create designs for murals drawing attention to climate change as part of this year's Grantham Climate Art Prize for 11 to 25-year-olds.

Come along to this relaxed space to drop in and enjoy a show. The programme is packed with interactive storytelling sessions, shows, and demonstrations especially for families.

Get into the festival spirit and dress to impress with a science-inspired crown making workshop

Make paper brain hats to celebrate the wonderous grey matter between our ears with brain scientists and art educator Bethan Durie.

Hear an eclectic range of performances from the Royal Albert Hall, the Royal College of Music and many more!

Find out about the amazing structures inside our bodies that help us stay healthy, and use them as inspiration for your artwork.

A curated group of artists create live artworks inspired by different areas of wondrous science. Watch their large-scale creations come to life in real time.

Enter the factory to discover how Imperial scientists build tiny artificial cells, and make your own giant artificial cell to take home.

Explore the wonderous four letter language of our DNA, and contribute to a hand-art mural celebrating its story of individuality and shared history.

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

Create your own space poem with award-winning poets and scientists who explore the universe and worlds beyond our own.

Find out how a moment of lockdown inspiration started artist Peter Brathwaite on a journey rediscovering the history of Black subjects in Western art and literature.

What is invisible but all around us? Discover the hidden forces within the universe and how something seemingly small can have a massive impact.

Discover how atoms absorb and emit light to colour our world. Don some headphones and hit the dance floor, boogying to atomic spectra and finding the parallels between light and sound waves.

From K-Pop to Squid Games, V&A Curator Rosalie Kim looks at how pioneering tech and digital culture turned South Korea into a leading artistic and cultural powerhouse.

Explore the finest art and industrial design of the day during this discussion of the first World’s Fair.

Explore the relationship between the seen and unseen with artist Jacques Nimki.

Join us for an adults-only celebration of science at a special late opening. Challenge yourself to a quiz, take part in hands-on workshops and enjoy live music curated by AZEEMA.