Taking place every Thursday night until the end of June, the weekly line-up of nighttime entertainment features a special pop-up bar and lounge area, live music, activities and more.
The new special exhibition, Kmart presents Jurassic World by Brickman®, will be open late as a part of the Nights at the Museum, offering LEGO® fanatics an after dark opportunity to experience over 50 large-scale dinosaurs, props, scenes and activities made from over six million LEGO® bricks.
In addition to the special exhibition, which required paid tickets, upcoming highlights of the free Nights at the Museum program include:
Thursday 24 March: Join the sustainable fashion movement by learning how to mend clothes, rather than rebuying. Using a beautiful moth motif, renowned textile designer and costume artist Leah Giblin from Day Keeper will guide guests through visible mending while discussing all things moths with science communicator Meagan Warwick from the Australian Museum Research Institute. Embroidery mending kits provided! Plus, Gramophone Man brings his steam powered mobile Gramophone DJ Contraption to play original shellac jazz and blues and Geoff Bull and the Finer Cuts will celebrate the tradition of New Orleans jazz.
Thursday 31 March: Legendary film composer John Williams will be celebrated as the Sydney Youth Orchestra perform iconic scores from his classic films including Jurassic Park, Jaws and Indiana Jones. The perfect companion soundtrack to accompany the iconic Jurassic World gates featured in Hintze Hall as the entry to the new Jurassic World by Brickman® exhibition!
Thursday 7 April: The marooned magical misfits of tropical goodtime, boneshaking, voodoo groove - Rufino and the Coconuts – come to Nights at the Museum! Rufino, crooner and violinist, renowned for his work internationally with Mikelangelo and the Black Sea Gentlemen, presents his acclaimed show of ‘tropical noir’ with a full eight-piece band to stir the bones and bring the steaming jungle to the AM.
Thursday 14 April: A family friendly Nights at the Museum event just in time for the school holidays. Come get primal, stomp your feet and dance with dinosaurs at the DINO RAVE. Get up close with Erth’s dinosaurs and creatures and watch a T.Rex Autopsy. DJ Yo Levins, a chef, writer and Dad, will be hosting the evening and taking music requests. Make like a palaeontologist and dig it!
Thursday 28 April: The second in the AM’s Brickman Up Late series where LEGO®-focused fun is merged with music, food and a pop-up bar. You may be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of Ryan “The Brickman” McNaught himself!
No. 1 William will also be open late on Thursdays as part of Nights at the Museum. This hidden rooftop gem is the perfect spot to soak up the sunset whilst enjoying 180-degree views across Hyde Park, Sydney Harbour and Cathedral Square.
Plus, enjoy late night shopping at the AM Shop and explore a beautiful range of toys, homewares, gifts and books inspired by the AM’s natural history and cultural collections.
Tickets are not required for free general admission which includes entry to all permanent exhibitions and Nights at the Museum; however, paid tickets are required to attend special exhibitions, including Kmart presents Jurassic World by Brickman®. The AM is COVID Safe and has increased cleaning and practices in place to protect the health of visitors and staff and minimise the spread of COVID-19. Facemasks are encouraged.
Nights at the Museum is proudly funded by the NSW Government.
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