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Our journey to Disability Confident Employer

As a charity, we have a responsibility to create an environment that welcomes everyone and reflects the diversity of the city. We’re committed to promoting equity and inclusion in all aspects of our work.

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Our new decarbonisation target

Bristol educational charity and science centre, We The Curious, has launched a new decarbonisation target, committing to ‘a site powered without fossil fuels, using fully renewable electricity, and a 30% reduction in offsite carbon emissions by 2030’.

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Open City Research annual report 2025

What is research, and who gets to define what research looks like? What role can a science centre, and its audiences have in creating new knowledge?

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May half term

What's on at this May half term, including the return of some old favourites.

Outside of We The Curious

Share your stories

It’s our 25th birthday this year and we want to hear your stories, and hopes for the future!

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Events

View all events and what's on at We The Curious - everything from special events to daily activities and Planetarium shows.

The main lobby of the We The Curious building

Inclusive and accessible venue

Thanks to generous funding from our supporters, We The Curious made fundamental changes to our venue and ticketing offers to better respond to the needs of our local communities, and overcome barriers people may face to accessing our venue and learning opportunities.

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Listen Up

Visit the Theatre of Curiosity enjoy this retro craft activity!

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Project What If

Following 14 months of closure during the Covid19 pandemic, We The Curious reopened with bold new experience Project What If, which aims to leave people with questions rather than answers.

Research Collective

Research Collective sees communities around our city exploring the questions that matter to them - it's about challenging who can be a researcher, what questions are asked, and what the process for investigating them looks like.