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Museum of Science and Industry

What's On

With five buildings to explore and a regular programme of events to enjoy, there is something for everyone here at MOSI. Some events take place every day, although some only happen at weekends and during school holidays. Click on the calendar below or download our latest What's On? guide to see what events and activities are on soon.
Although every effort has been made to ensure that details are correct at time of publishing, the Museum reserves the right to alter the events programme at any time.

    

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Xperitots

July 03rd

These popular activity sessions for under 4s take place in our hands-on science gallery, Xperiment. Please see full event listing for specific dates and topics.

So You Think You Can Design a Jet Engine?

July 03rd

Learn all about how jet engines work and then have a go at designing your own using exciting, interactive software.

Centenary of the First All-British Flight

July 03rd

Visit the Air & Space Hall as we celebrate the centenary of the first all-British flight, which was made by Patricroft-born A.V.Roe in 1909.

Engines at Work

July 03rd

Daily demonstrations of items from one of the world's largest collections of working steam mill engines that powered industry and helped shape our modern world.

Manchester Mills

July 03rd

Follow the thread of Manchester's cotton industry as thunderous original machinery spins and weaves cotton into cloth in this fascinating demonstration.

Xperiment

July 03rd

Fun for all the family in our hands-on science gallery.

People's History Museum at MOSI

January 01st - August 31st

Come and see a selection of the People's History Museum's fascinating exhibits in their temporary home at MOSI.

Visions of China

April 01st - July 31st

Enjoy a fascinating display of images of China old and new to mark the start of the relationship between MOSI and the China Museum of Science & Technology in Beijing.

Southern Voices: Weaving Stories

February 13th - September 13th

Explore the global impact of Manchester’s cotton and textile industry in this new community exhibition.

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