We're the Museum on Oxford Road at The University of Manchester with the dinosaurs, mummies and live animals. We also have loads of other great stuff from the natural world and different cultures.
Information
- Location:
- Manchester, United Kingdom, M13 9PL
- Phone:
- +44 (0)161 275 2634
- Mon:
- 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
- Tues - Sat:
- 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Sun:
- 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Events
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- On the Origin of Species
The Manchester Museum, The Universi...
Tuesday, November 24 at 1:00pm - Ideas cafe - Darwin's Work: Us...
The Manchester Museum, The Universi...
Tuesday, December 1 at 6:00pm - Big Saturday
The Manchester Museum, The Universi...
Saturday, December 5 at 11:00am - Climate Change Tour of The Man...
The Manchester Museum, The Universi...
Tuesday, December 15 at 12:00pm
Notes
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The Manchester Museum ImagesCreated on May 15, 2008 at 3:15am
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The Big Draw came to Manchester Museum for adults last month. We used drawing to research, record and interpret the collections and explored the plant stores (or Herbarium) to make our own contemporary art work.
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Polar Day Big Sat, 5 December at The Manchester Museum. A day bursting with polar activities for all the family! Hold some Inuit objects; make some Inuit snow goggles; create your own polar scene; see ...
The Manchester Museum
Big Saturday
Saturday 5 December
11am-4pm
Polar day
A day bursting with polar activities for all the family! Hold some Inuit objects; make some Inuit snow goggles; create your own polar scene; see our penguin; find out about polar birds from the RSPB; listen to some polar bear storytellling; watch a family friendly film sc...reening; learn about climate change and meet some experts.
Most activities are free and drop-in. Some activities may need to be booked on the day and may cost up to £1.50Read More
Saturday 5 December
11am-4pm
Polar day
A day bursting with polar activities for all the family! Hold some Inuit objects; make some Inuit snow goggles; create your own polar scene; see our penguin; find out about polar birds from the RSPB; listen to some polar bear storytellling; watch a family friendly film sc...reening; learn about climate change and meet some experts.
Most activities are free and drop-in. Some activities may need to be booked on the day and may cost up to £1.50Read More
Polar Day
Time:11:00AM Saturday, December 5th
Location:The Manchester Museum, The University of Manchester
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I’ve been having a look at the fossil fish collection here at the museum in preparation for a visit by a researcher from Bristol University next week and I’d forgotten how amazing it is!
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Today I am spending the day in the Costa Rican capital, San Jose. I have been to Costa Rica many times in the past and every time I visit it feels like home from home. The Costa Rican rainforest has its ...
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Very gratifying (and I’ll try not to have a smug grin!), but this also points to why we’ve made a change to our Tall Tales session for this year. The session now runs for a full day (Mondays only) to allow time for children to collect and develop their ideas for a new myth.
Last night I called in to visit my good friend Brian Kubicki in Guayacan during my trip back to San Jose. If you are familiar with the blog, you will probably already know how much respect I have for Brian and how I admire his outstanding committment to amphibian conser...
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The Manchester Museum See what events are coming up for November at The Manchester Museum
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Big SaturdaySaturday 21 November11am-4pmEvolution RevolutionCelebrate the 150th anniversary of the publication of Charles Darwin's book, On the Origin of Species - about Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection. ...
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In September2010 the Manchester Museum will host the British Museum touring exhibition China: Journey to the East, I’ve attached the link to the website below if anyone would like to get a better idea of how it will look.
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Throughout October half term we created a Darwin studio so we could used drawing to collect and record specimens from all around the museum and in both of our Darwin Extravaganza galleries. People drew ...
