These cores extracted from deep within the earth have stories hidden within their layers. Visit this exhibit to discover them.
Science Gallery Melbourne offers free exhibition tours for social and community groups, catered to your curiosity.
Hear from a leading voice in Indigenous storytelling at our annual Hugh DT Williamson Lecture
Get your hands on future materials in this environmentally-responsible plastic crafting workshop with artist and designer Jessie French from OTHER MATTER.
Creative Technology Melbourne is hosting an open opportunity for multidisciplinary creators to share what they’re working on. Join for an evening of inspiring demos by creative practitioners and connect with like-minded multidisciplinary friends in an eclectic night of inspiration, experimentation and community.
Sink into a bean bag and join us on a 12-hour cinematic journey through the world-bending genre of science fiction.
SCI-FI: Mythologies Transformed is open until 9 pm while Sci-fi Movie Marathon takes place in our relaxed cinema downstairs.
Experience SCI-FI: Mythologies Transformed in a calmer atmosphere.
Explore a speculative universe where dark matter and its gravitational effects become perceptible in Su Wenchi’s VR experience.
Experience the possibilities of art + science after dark at Science Gallery Melbourne.
Acclaimed Wemba-Wemba & Gunditjmara artist Dr Paola Balla and filmmaker Paola Morabito discuss their collaborative process as cousins and creators of the work Mok Mok Murrup Yakuwa,
Enjoy a free party showcasing the newest contemporary works by musicians, animators, actors and students from across the University.
Join us for a guided and interactive tour of Science Gallery Melbourne’s latest exhibition SCI-FI: Mythologies Transformed.
Enter the realm of science fiction, dream worlds and alternate futures.
Enter a world inspired by the science-fictional (maybe soon to be factual) idea of the chickenosaurus – a theoretical experiment to reactivate ancient dinosaur genes in modern birds.
Join a free tour of Sci-Fi: Mythologies Transformed during University of Melbourne Open Day.
Back by popular demand, the Expo offers hands-on experience of the latest STEM research from across the University of Melbourne.
You’re invited to attend Science Gallery Melbourne’s STEMX Speed Networking event – supported by Chartered Accountants ANZ.
Part doomsday clock, science sermon, and royal commission. Bloomshed blur the lines between human and machine in this brand-new performance installation.
Experience NOT NATURAL in a calmer atmosphere.
Join architect Lauren Crockett from SIBLING, designers of the current NOT NATURAL exhibition for a Melbourne Design Week tour.
You are invited to participate in a mysterious new immersive bioluminescent art experience that is part performance, part experiment.
A visual feast and an innovative example of pushing technology in a new direction.
No adults allowed!
Prepare for a wild ride into human consciousness and the horrors of biology.
What does the future hold for food? And does any of it taste good?
How can collective, creative conversations lead to widespread industry change?
Welcome to the Mystery Box – our cuboid enigma exploring the magic of the universe.
Welcome to the Mystery Box – our cuboid enigma exploring the magic of the universe.
Soaring vocal performances, intergalactic records, abject horror and ethereal sounds will mix fear and wonder together in this existential experience.
Students from the Victorian College of the Arts are taking over of Science Gallery Melbourne with sonic and performance interventions.
Prepare for an interstellar odyssey with our first Friday Night Social of the DARK MATTERS season.
Plan your visit to include Science Gallery Melbourne and join us for free student-led tours of DARK MATTERS exhibition.
Sci fight is a quarterly Science Comedy Debate where scientists and comedians come together to debate serious issues in a ridiculous manner. Join six human animal scientists and debaters as they wrestle with this existential question of who we are, and how we can be happy.
DARK MATTERS artist Jon Butt and collaborator Lewis Gittus develop a live-sound lab, using Jon’s DIY particle detector as an adaptive musical instrument.
Take a walk through an experiential maze of immersive activations across the STEM field designed to both inform and delight
The Royal Society of Victoria invites you to a be a social animal with peers from across the science engagement community to celebrate National Science Week.
