Explore the unbelievable and dress to impress this Halloween season as adults are invited to take over Scienceworks after hours.
Step into the shadows at Scienceworks After Dark – a spine-tingling after-hours event for adults only.
Explore eerie exhibits and hauntingly fun activities, sip on ghoulish cocktails, snack on creepy (yet delicious) treats, craft your own twisted creations, and enjoy live entertainment throughout the night.
Entry to Colour: See the World in a New Light and one Planetarium show is included, select your show time when you purchase your ticket.
Food and drinks available for purchase.
Costumes not necessary, but welcome! This is an 18+ event.
Ever looked at the magnitude of space and felt consumed by a sense of simultaneous peace and fear at how tiny the Earth is? Yeah, us too. In this 30-minute presenter-led show, we’ll focus in on the terrifying vastness of the Universe and how small and insignificant humans are. Leave feeling relaxed, terrified and wondrous all at once.
Let nostalgia overtake you in this beloved gallery. Cathy Freeman is raring to race you, the skeleton is awaiting you on the bicycle on the ceiling, and you can run and jump to your hearts content, without any kids getting in the way! You can also start an informal dancefloor here, as our resident DJ will be playing tunes all night in the Sportsworks Gallery.
Explore the ghoulish and creepy elements of this gallery with your friends or special someone. Look at your eyeball up close, see the world under UV light, explore optical illusions and more in this exhibition from Questacon. You can also sit by the ‘camp fires’ in this gallery and share some spooky tales if you so desire.
Please view our accessibility page for general information. A sensory map of Melbourne Museum can be found on our Visual Stories page where step-by-step visual and written access guides are available. Contact our team on 13 11 02 or email us at [email protected] to discuss how we can support your visit.
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