Half-term hands-on fun at Milton Keynes Museum
Runs until Sunday, 23 February 2020 (See all dates)
- Time
- 11:00 - 16:30
- Venue
- Milton Keynes Museum, Wolverton, MK12 5EL
- Price
- £10 & £7 (includes free entry for 12 months)
Enjoy a science trail, experiments
and more at the history hub
They work hard during term time, so it's only fair that children get lots of time to enjoy themselves in the holidays – and they will find no better place to do so this half term, than at Milton Keynes Museum.
The 'Professor's' popular science show returns, and youngsters will be able to participate in some of the experiments, carry out their own and get involved in science-themed crafting, ensuring little minds are kept busy.
Visitors will also be able to grab a guided-quiz sheet and take part in a science trail through the galleries to find out how some of the museum's artefacts work, and explore the science behind them.
How do vibrations create sound? How does heat change colour?
A visit to the museum this holiday will prove that learning can be a whole lot of fun!
Half term week at the museum (running February 17-23) boasts something for everyone.
From sending morse code, to making and then enjoying hot buttered toast over the range in the traditional farmhouse kitchen.
Or how about dialling delight in the fun Connected Earth Gallery?
You can step back in time with a walk through the street of shops, or enjoy a school lesson the way things used to be in the Victorian school room. Without the cane, obviously!
Young motoring enthusiasts will love the Hall of Transport, and parlour games will let you experience the entertainment of choice before the television was a thing!
The museum's hands-on policy will let you show off your skills on the pianola, which makes anyone sound like a genius.
The museum will also be offering two quiet hour sessions for families and children with special needs on Tuesday, February 18 and Sunday, February 23, between 10am and 11am.
Come rain or come shine, Milton Keynes Museum has plenty to entertain young and old, and when you feel a bit peckish, the Granary Tea Room will banish hunger pangs with affordable snacks and delicious homemade cakes aplenty.
For guaranteed fun, treat the kids and yourselves to a visit to Milton Keynes Museum.
Standard admission prices apply – which will give you FREE entry for the following 12 months; adults £10, child £7, concessions £8.
A family ticket (admitting two adults and up to four children) is £30.
More Information (MKFM is not responsible for external websites)
Venue
Milton Keynes Museum
Mcconnell Drive
Wolverton
MK12 5EL
Dates
The event runs from 11:00 to 16:30 on the following dates.
Select a date to add this event to your calendar app.
Sponsored Stories
Local News
-
Tell us your storyMKFM always wants to hear your stories about your city.
-
Christmas is restored for Milton Keynes mum after MKFM steps inA mum from Milton Keynes who said that a catalogue of serious repair works not carried out by her housing association left her and her five-year-old child in an unsafe situation, enjoyed a warm Christmas after MKFM stepped in.
-
Police appeal after teenager is sexually assaulted in Milton KeynesPolice in Milton Keynes have released an e-fit image in connection with a sexual assault.
-
Motoring enthusiasts in Milton Keynes to start 2026 at Vintage Stony eventVintage Stony, the vintage car and motorcycle gathering returns this New Year’s Day.
-
Libraries in Milton Keynes announce a record 2,500 events for 2026Our much-loved libraries are getting ready to welcome even more local people in 2026.
-
Bourne brilliance returns to Milton Keynes with The Red ShoesMatthew Bourne’s double Olivier award-winning, smash hit production of The Red Shoes returns to Milton Keynes Theatre in February.
-
Two supported by firefighters after collision in Milton KeynesA two-vehicle collision last night was attended by fire crews from Broughton and Newport Pagnell.
-
Milton Keynes Theatre scores a goal with Dear England - coming to the city next monthThe National Theatre's tour of Dear England arrives at Milton Keynes Theatre in January, promising to entertain football and non-football fans alike.
-
A tree-mendous piece of history at Milton Keynes Museum gets a little TLCMilton Keynes Museum is an essential visit for families and people of all ages who want to immerse themselves in the ancient and modern past.
-
Lioness Leah Williamson among Milton Keynes people named in New Year Honours ListThree people from the area have been named in the list, with Leah being awarded a CBE for services to assocation football.
-
Find the funny at a brand new comedy club for Milton KeynesFunhouse Comedy Club has announced the launch of a brand new comedy night at The Residence Bar & Kitchen, which will debut on Thursday February 5.
-
Milton Keynes youngster saddles up and completes challenging cycle ride for charityWhile many people were enjoying the extended seasonal break and putting their feet up yesterday, 12-year-old Campbell Creighton got on his bike and cycled 30 miles around the new city for charity.
Weather
-
Thu5°C
-
Fri4°C
-
Sat2°C
-
Sun2°C
-
Mon1°C
- How To Listen To MKFM
- MKFM and GDPR Data Regulation
- Contact Us
- Complaints Procedure
- Competition Terms and Conditions
© 2020 MKFM Limited - Radio Made In Milton Keynes. Powered by Aiir.