Museum of film and television props and costumes, with more than 100 productions, presentations, creators' talks and educational activities.
The National Film and Sci-Fi Museum is open in Milton Keynes from June to December 2026, at 34 Secklow Gate West, MK9 3AT. It's a museum dedicated to the preservation, restoration and exhibition of the art, skills and props from some of the world's most successful films and TV shows — the kind of artefacts that were used only briefly to make those films before being discarded. The collection runs to more than 100 productions, and the big names are right up front: Darth Vader's screen-used mask, James Bond's Walther PPK, the grail cup from Indiana Jones and a Cyberman helmet from Doctor Who are all on display.
Beyond the cases, there's a full programme of presentations, creators' talks, guest appearances and signings, alongside educational activities for schools and corporate experiences. If you're into gaming, they also host an MK RPG club that meets every Tuesday evening. It's a registered charity, and admission is in person only, so you'll need to head down to the museum itself rather than booking a virtual tour.
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Tickets run from £0.00 up to £48.56, depending on what you're after. The museum is open throughout the second half of the year, from June through to December 2026, at 34 Secklow Gate West, MK9 3AT.
Date
31 October – 31 December
10:30
Price
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years
