THE FUN AND LEARNING DOESN’T STOP HERE…
We regularly work with local communities and create fun and engaging projects that you can get involve with. Take a look at our most recent projects here.
We regularly work with local communities and create fun and engaging projects that you can get involve with. Take a look at our most recent projects here.
If you love the festival even more than we do then take a look at the ways you could support us. By donating or even volunteering on the day, you can make a difference.
The Festival of Tomorrow is only possible thanks to the help of all our partners, sponsors, exhibitors, performers, speakers, volunteers and donors. And the festival wouldn't exist without the all our amazing visitors who take part to help shape our future.
Thousands of School Students enjoy our annual schools programme. FREE for teachers at the point of booking, and delivered predominantly online. Find out more about our dedicated schools programme for Swindon and WHFT Schools.
The SUN is an awe inspiring recreation of our closest star. Created by public artist Alex Rinsler and Professor Robert Walsh , professor of Astrophysics at the University of Central Lancashire, it made its debut at the STEAM museum in Swindon, from the 13th- 19th February, as part of the Festival of Tomorrow.
'Stories written in stardust' is a free, bookable, immersive art exhibition created by local artist, Harrie Dearing, using projection mapping technology
The experience is hosted in the atmospheric small pool of the historic Health Hydro in Swindon as part of the Festival of Tomorrow About Town programme during February half-term.
To make the most out of your time at the festival we have put together a page of helpful information to really plan each and every second.
Across 24,000 schools student bookings
Since 2020
With science and innovation!
By displays, arts, exhibitors and shows across town
Now in our fourth year, it's exciting to think how many spectacular shows, fascinating talks and incredible exhibits we've enjoyed in Swindon and online since 2020. With over 3,000 visitors in the first year, and 5,000 students in our first schools programme in 2021, we've got to share some amazing science and innovation, with some awesome partners. We thought it would be fun to have a look back and share some of the numbers!
We love to see your highlights of your favourite moments a the festival each year, so make sure you post yours and tag us on social media, using #FestivalOfTomorrow
Here are a few of our favourite moments!
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