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Blast to the Past

Join us for a family-friendly show that explores the mysterious nature of the space-time continuum.

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Scribblebots

Visit the Tinkering Space and create a doodling robot.

News & Blog

Enjoy the latest news, updates, and stories from We The Curious.

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Curious Stuff

A deeper exploration of the things that make you curious. Our stories and articles celebrate questioning voices, new perspectives and thinking differently about science.

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Open City Research

Open City Research is about giving everyone the opportunity to be part of science research.

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Venue hire

From exclusive use of our Planetarium, to a drinks reception overlooking Bristol Harbourside, we can offer you something a little different with our venue hire options.

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Rosalind Franklin Room

The Rosalind Franklin Room occupies the top floor of We The Curious and offers private terraces with stunning views over Millennium Square, the Harbourside and the Bristol Cathedral.

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The Annexe

Situated on the top floor of We The Curious, the Annexe is an inspiring event space with floor to ceiling windows and access to our private south facing roof terrace.

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Visit us

Everything you need to know about a visit to We The Curious, how it works and what's included.

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Stargazing - where do I start?

For anyone new to stargazing, the night sky can be a beautiful but intimidating sight. There are so many stars up there — where do I start? Where do I look?