Award-winning Life Science Centre (Life) is going kids-free for one epic late-night takeover.
Adults can explore dinosaurs, space and the origins of life on Earth at a special after-hours event on Thursday 4th June, 6-9pm.
Step into a Jurassic Park-style world with The Great Dinosaur Escape, which has been attracting record-breaking visitor numbers since opening. The North’s biggest collection of moving dinosaurs, making its UK debut at Life, features over 25 dinosaurs, including a towering 9-metre T.rex and a baby Stegosaurus.
Sit back and enjoy the award-winning 360° immersive dome show created by the Life team, Life: The Greatest Story, in the largest planetarium in the North.
Narrated by Alex Kingston (Doctor Who, ER), this show-stopping journey takes you through the origins of life on Earth, travelling from bacteria in the deep ocean to the evolution of plants, fungi and animals, before exploring the big question: could life exist on other planets?
There’s also plenty of hands-on exhibits including Lightbox, where you can step in Europe’s highest tornado tower, sculpt glowing shapes with a giant string of light, see who can win the sneaky feet challenge and much more.
There’s a par-bar open all night, and tickets cost £15.00 or £12.00 for students.
For more information, visit life.org.uk/whats-on/event/life-after-hours.
