Iconic museum of animals and natural phenomena with interactive exhibitions and animatronic dinosaurs.
Interactive educational show by Teach Rex using life-like dinosaur puppets to explore the anatomy and life of Tyrannosaurus rex, with a meet and greet.
Family festival with hands-on activities, shows and tours inspired by the 'Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deep' exhibition.
Late-night silent disco for adults over 18 with three wireless channels and a full bar in the museum's Hintze Hall.
Adults-only after-hours Halloween night at the Natural History Museum with a live band, silent disco and ghostly activities among the museum's specimens.
Panel with the filmmakers of 'Wild London' and a Natural History Museum scientist about urban wildlife, with a live Q&A.
Multi-screen film installation by Sir John Akomfrah on the global migration of people, nature and disease after the Columbian Exchange.
Free evening of climate action at the Natural History Museum with a screening, a discussion with climate advocate Emma Askew and a drop-in creative activity, with after-hours access to the Fixing Our Broken Planet gallery.
Free members' family session in which evolutionary biologist Professor Ben Garrod leads children in building a model T. rex.
Christmas storytelling session where children visit Father Christmas in the Marine Invertebrates Gallery, with a photo and a small gift.
Free relaxed morning visit for neurodivergent children and families to explore the Natural History Museum before the general public, with adapted lighting, sound and activities.
Adults-only New Year's Eve party at the Natural History Museum with live music, a silent disco and animal handling by ZooLab.
Out-of-hours yoga session for all skill levels beneath the blue whale skeleton Hope, with post-class access to galleries closed to the public.
Morning yoga session led by practitioners from East of Eden in Hintze Hall, followed by a live gong bath and exclusive gallery access.
Free drop-in exhibition of a seven-metre hand-embroidered tapestry that reimagines the Bayeux Tapestry with scenes from 'Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom'.
Free exhibition in the reopened Old General Herbarium at the Natural History Museum, exploring what nature has done to us.
The Natural History Museum's first mixed reality experience, where visitors wear HoloLens 2 headsets to explore eight future ecosystems.
Exhibition of 100 new award-winning nature photography images on light panels, marking the sixty-second year of the competition.
Hands-on exhibition with more than 200 real specimens of prehistoric marine reptiles, from ichthyosaurs and plesiosaurs to mosasaurs and marine crocodiles.
