TOUR: Join a tour of M Shed’s collection stores and encounter treasures from the city’s industrial and maritime past.

FILM: To mark Anti-Slavery Day (18 October), M Shed will show films that raise awareness of human trafficking and modern slavery.

EXHIBITION: From dramatic landscapes to bizarre species, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition showcases the most arresting images of our natural world.

RIDES: Take a trip on the harbour on this 1935 diesel tug – built to tow cargo ships from Bristol City Docks to the mouth of the River Avon.

WALK: Venture on our guided walk into the once-autonomous township of Redcliffe, where you will find some of the most impressive remains of historical Bristol.

RIDES: Take a train trip on Britain’s only dockside steam railway behind one of our Bristol-built locomotives.

TOUR: Join Chair of the Jury, Roz Kidman Cox for a tour of this year’s winning photographs from Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

WALK: Our expert guides will vividly retell the history of this tragic episode, exploring some of the sites that played a prominent role in the unrest.

WALK: Join our expert guides as they take you on a trip into Bristol’s old docklands, pointing out its maritime heritage and supplementing the tour with a wealth of fascinating photographs and maps.

TOUR: On the 100th anniversary of the cessation of hostilities in World War I, join us for a tour of M Shed as we use our collection to help tell the stories of this war and how it affected Bristol.