JODRELL Bank has unveiled its autumn programme with a mix of science, arts, and family-friendly events.
The programme kicks off with the Curious Universe: Cosmic Titans exhibition, running until September 20.
Blending art and science, the exhibition allows visitors to explore the quantum universe.
Dog lovers can bring their pets to the Tails and Telescopes event on September 6 for a stroll through the grounds.
On September 10, music and science enthusiasts can enjoy Journey to the Dark Side of the UNE in the Space Dome.
The event features live music, visuals, and a conversation with Professor Tim O'Brien.
Tickets are priced at £27.
Professor Jeff Forshaw will present the Black Holes, the Key to Understanding the Universe lecture on September 17.
Part of the Curious Universe series, the talk will delve into black holes and quantum entanglement.
Tickets start at £12.
October 4 will see the return of the Dungeons and Flagons Pop-up Boardgame Cafe from 2pm to 6pm.
The event, an add-on to admission, costs £5.
The North Revisited exhibition opens on October 10, running until January 31, 2027.
It showcases six decades of documentary photography by John Bulmer and Simon Hill.
The photographers will discuss the project with the BBC's Mark Radcliffe on the opening day from 7.30pm to 9pm.
Jodrell Bank's October half-term activities run from October 26 to November 1.
The programme includes the Curious Kids science show and Discover the Dish sessions.
On October 24 and 25, Jodrell Bank will host Wallace & Gromit: A Grand Day Out LIVE.
The screenings, priced from £13, include the iconic soundtrack performed live by professional musicians and an optional Moon-themed creative workshop.
The Space Dome will feature several shows, including Ted's Space Adventure for young children, Niyah and The Multiverse, One Step Beyond: A Journey to Mars, and Supermassive Black Holes: Uncovering the Invisible.
The shows run on weekends, with some also on school holidays, and cost between £2 and £5.
A relaxed morning runs on September 6, from 10am until 11am, offering a calmer start to the day with reduced noise and light levels, a relaxed screening of The Story of Jodrell Bank, and a designated quiet space.
Jodrell Bank has a variety of events to keep everyone engaged throughout September and October.
From art and science to live music and board games, there is something for everyone in this year's autumn programme.
With dog-friendly days, live music, intriguing lectures, and board game afternoons, visitors can look forward to a rich and varied programme in the coming months.
All events are subject to availability and more information on each event, as well as booking details, can be found at www.jodrellbank.net.
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