WEBINAR: How did Bristol’s authorities try to contain cholera outbreaks, obtain information on plague-carriers and persuade people to have a polio vaccine?

WEBINAR: Some animals are predators and some animals are prey. This relationship is one of the most important in nature, but what are the anatomical differences that decide an animal’s fate?

WEBINAR: Join Mrs H for a journey along a timeline from the Palaeolithic through to the Bronze Age and beyond.

WEBINAR: From nit combs to Nile swims and from razors to bread-making, join Mrs H to find out about families, homes, clothes, work and play over 3,000 years ago.

Follow the adventures of Egyptologist, Amelia Edwards, in this hands-on session about her life-changing journey ‘a thousand miles up the Nile’.

Do pictures really tell stories? Discover how myths and legends have influenced artworks in our museum collection.

Join us for a day of artistic fun and achieve a Discover Arts Award along the way!

Borrow a World Faiths loan box to discover artefacts from the six most popular religions around the world: Judaism, Sikhism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism and Hinduism.

Borrow this loan box to investigate artefacts used in Hindu worship and as part of Diwali, the Festival of Light.

Borrow our Nigeria textiles box, filled with colourful fabrics, to discover what they can tell us about textile crafts in West Africa.