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Windermere Science Festival - Windermere Jetty Museum

Dates:
Saturday 09th May 2026
Sunday 10th May 2026
Time:
10am - 5pm
Location:
Windermere Jetty Museum
Postcode:
LA23 1BN
Price:
Included with museum admission.

Windermere Jetty Museum

9th and 10th May

Head along for an exciting weekend packed with hands-on STEM activities, engaging talks, and interactive workshops for all ages, all set within the stunning lakeside grounds of Windermere Jetty Museum.

Enjoy live shows and demonstrations from leading science experts and communicators.

Curious about how weather forecasts are made? Simon Gilbert from the Met Office shares a lively, family-friendly look at what it takes to present the perfect forecast.

Take to the water with expert ecologists on a canoe safari across Windermere, or explore the science of volcanoes from a whole new perspective on the lake.

If you’re up for a challenge, don’t miss the festival’s famous Big Float on Sunday 10 May—where you can design, build, and test your own full-sized cardboard boat.

And don’t forget to dress the part—sci-fi-inspired costumes are highly encouraged, so let your imagination run wild!

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