Showcase awesome animatronic models at your venue, immerse visitors into a stinking penguin colony, or move them with stunning photographic exhibitions.
Explore our exhibitions currently available for hire.
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Hire this highly topical exhibition exploring the latest findings on mass extinction, with large-scale video installation, interactive games and more than 60 real specimens. Are we about to cause the next mass extinction?
Developed with palaeontologists, animal behaviour experts, biologists and Museum curators, Age of the Dinosaur is a unique journey through the 3 periods of the Mesozoic era: Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous.
Working with evolutionary biologists, animal behaviour experts and Museum curators, Sexual Nature examines and explores in intimate detail the sex lives of animals.
Aimed at an audience of all ages, this spectacular wildlife photography exhibition celebrates the drama and splendour of the natural world. There are 2 versions available to hire: a 500m² back-lit version and a more compact, 300m² version, mounted on Dibond (aluminium composite) panels.
Challenge your visitors to survive the conditions scientists face when researching in Antarctica.
Immerse your audience in the world of dinosaurs. Visitors have to dig for fossils, rummage through dinosaur dung and find out what T.rex had for dinner!
Wild Planet is a major outdoor photography exhibition of beautiful images from the natural world, suitable for city centres and large outdoor spaces.
This range of breathtaking animatronic exhibits has been developed alongside our world-class scientists at the Museum, and is sure to make some noise at your venue.
Give your audience the opportunity to unravel the truth behind universal legends and myths. This popular exhibition incorporates amazing animatronics, panels and specimens.
Life-size animatronics, skeleton casts and contributions from scientists make a compelling exhibition, which encourages participants to think like scientists and draw their own conclusions.
Touring Exhibitions
Natural History Museum
Cromwell Road
London SW7 5BD
UK
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