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Cosmic Titans: Art, Science and the Quantum Universe

Sat 25 Jan – Sun 27 Apr 2025

This free exhibition unites art and science in a captivating exploration of the quantum universe, celebrating the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.

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Space Descent

Sat 24 May – Sun 1 Jun 2025

Family VR experience from the Science Museum Group, retracing Tim Peake's 400km journey back to earth. Suitable for 7+.

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Freshly baked scones

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A light bright shop space with square shelves and colourful displays.

Colourful rowing boats sat at the side of the lake, with the Trent building in the background.

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Eleven actors on stage in orange costumes and in a jungle scene, with the moon overhead.

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Grass interspersed with daisies, a winding path and a small tree just coming into lead dominate the foreground. Children playing in Highfields Park, an ice cream van and Lakeside Arts' DH Lawrence Pavilion are in the background. A bright blue sky with white fluffy clouds is overhead.

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Exhibition

Life at an Iron Age Hillfort

Investigating Breedon Hill & Burrough Hill

A photo of four Iron Age artefacts that are chariot fittings

Fri 17 Jan – Sun 13 Jul 2025

University of Nottingham Museum

Free

Opening times

Open Thursday-Sunday, 12noon-4pm

Closed Monday-Wednesday

Launch event: Friday 17 January, 5-7pm

Iron Age hillforts are few and far between in the East Midlands, and not very well understood.

However, archaeological discoveries from Burrough Hill and Breedon Hill, both in Leicestershire, are providing important clues about life and beliefs at these important fortifications.

This exhibition will feature a fascinating range of everyday objects from both hillforts, with a spotlight on a spectacular hoard of chariot fittings from Burrough Hill.

This exhibition is curated by John Thomas, Deputy Director, University of Leicester Archaeological Services. With objects loaned by Leicestershire County Council Museums.

Image: A range of chariot fittings from the Iron Age hoard at Burrough Hill. © ULAS

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