Events

Artist Hannah Beehre has created an space-themed immersive artwork inspired by the science and beauty of nebulae.

Celebrate midwinter by learning about observing the night sky, taking stellar night-sky photos, and hunting an aurora.

This competition challenges secondary and tertiary students to deliver a 12-minute presentation about how a science or technology application will benefit Aotearoa New Zealand.

UK artist duo Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt produce spectacular, large-scale moving-image works through the lens of scientific technology, making the invisible visible.

This immersive media exhibition will take you on a journey with acclaimed explorer and filmmaker James Cameron, from the deepest parts of the ocean to some of his Oscar-winning feature films.

This unique exhibition made up of the London Natural History Museum's competition entries features the best wildlife photography from around the globe in many facets.

This ground-breaking exhibition curated by Mātauranga Māori (Māori knowledge) experts shines the spotlight on Māori astronomy and examines the traditional Māori societal view of the night sky and how it is being revitalised in the modern world.

Explore the places, events, natural phenomena and man made heirlooms seldom seen by human eyes in this stunning National Geographic exhibition held in Aotearoa for the first time.

How do you bend light? How small is nano? This hands-on exhibition gets people exploring the science of photonics and nanotechnology in a truly fun way.

Kick-start or rekindle a love of science teaching with the Sir Paul Callaghan Science Academy.