This May half-term, come along to Harwell Campus to experience the magnificence of our Moon up close.

Harwell welcomes Luke Jerram‘s Museum of the Moon to campus – an extraordinary touring artwork that brings the Moon down to Earth.

Suspended in space and measuring six metres in diameter, this stunning installation combines detailed lunar imagery from NASA with soft, ambient lighting and surround sound composition by BAFTA and Ivor Novello award-winning composer, Dan Jones.

Join us over May half-term for an out-of-this-world experience beneath the Moon. Step into a space-themed adventure designed to captivate curious young minds. Refreshments will be available just outside the venue, perfect for a grown-up caffeine fix while the little ones explore.

Tickets are available for 1-hour timed sessions on the following dates:

• Wednesday 28th May
• Thursday 29th May
• Friday 30th May
• Saturday 31st May

Opening times: 11:00 – 15:00

Session length: 1 hour time slots

Venue: Zeta Building, Thomson Avenue, Harwell Campus (What3Words: ///originals.orbit.dumplings)

Ticket Cost:

• Adult: £3
• Child: £2 – for those under 16 years of age.

Image credit: Luke Jerram, Cork Midsummer Festival UK, 2017.