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There may be times when school groups share the Planetarium or school shows with other visiting groups or members of the public. We The Curious staff ask for the support of accompanying adults to ensure appropriate behaviour during these shows to ensure all audiences enjoy the experience.

Between January – June 2025, The Box played host to ‘Nature Rising’ exhibition - a ground-breaking project led by Global Majority communities in Bristol.  After the exhibition had finished, we took a moment to reflect and chat through how it all came to be, what the impact was, and what the next steps might be.

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

Free outdoor screening of Selma to celebrate Black History Month.

Head to our Greenhouse to discover why not all foods taste the same to everyone!

The Curious Partner Schools programme partners with two local schools and aims to increase engagement with STEM among children from underserved communities in Bristol.

How does what we put on our plate affect the planet? What could we do to eat in a more environmentally friendly way?

As part of our long-term strategic partnership with Creative Youth Network (CYN), we have commissioned three alumni from the Creative Futures programme. Their new artworks celebrate people’s memories from the last 25 years of We The Curious’ history.

Bristol’s science centre is set to reveal the Curious Timeline, an interactive experience celebrating the city’s memories of science, curiosity and creativity, just in time for October half term

Bristol’s educational charity and science centre, We The Curious, has appointed David Sproxton CBE as its first ever patron.

Join in with tasty experiments in The Science of Spice and Minty Mysteries.

A day of play and discovery with some festive fun for all the family. Find out what's on this Christmas holidays.