Come and see the giant, mechanised Jurassic sea lizard that’s touring the Dorset and East Devon Coast this summer. Performing professors will show you how to operate the beast’s head, mouth eyes and flippers… more...

Join Natural England as we discover the earth of the Jurassic Coast. We’ll be looking at what’s in the soil beneath our feet, getting hands on with minibeasts, painting with earth pigments and getting creative with… more...

The Digital Live Experiment is using the latest technology to show the geology and biology of the Lyme Regis area in an exciting new way. We have been working with Augmented Reality, Digitised Information and an Online Database,… more...

A joint project of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the Natural History Museum, the eMonocot team will have interactive electronic illustrated guides, keys and information on the monocot plants of the Lyme Regis area, hosted… more...

Get hands-on on the Jurassic Coast with the museum’s celebrity fossil hunters Paddy Howe and Chris Andrew. Educational and fun. Maximum of 15 people per guide. Walk takes 3 hours.… more...

Fossil Festival Fossil Walk along the beach. Join local expert Nigel Clarke for an exciting and informative walk in search of fossils. Your guide will be as knowledgeable as he is enthusiastic, and able to engage… more...

This two hour session starts up at the Centre with a 20 minute talk from the Centre Warden about the rocks and fossils of Charmouth and how to find fossils on the beach. The group then heads out onto the beach with the wardens… more...

Join the Marine Warden on a Rock Pool Ramble to explore the fascinating creatures of the seashore and how they live, love and do lunch! Suitable for any age, this event is run at Broad Ledge in Lyme Regis and lasts for 1 and ½… more...

Explore the paths and streets of Old Lyme as Mary Anning knew them with guide Natalie Manifold. Walk takes about 1½ hours. more...

Come and see the giant, mechanised Jurassic sea lizard that’s touring the Dorset and East Devon Coast this summer. Performing professors will show you how to operate the beast’s head, mouth eyes and flippers… more...

Join Natural England as we discover the earth of the Jurassic Coast. We’ll be looking at what’s in the soil beneath our feet, getting hands on with minibeasts, painting with earth pigments and getting creative with… more...

The Digital Live Experiment is using the latest technology to show the geology and biology of the Lyme Regis area in an exciting new way. We have been working with Augmented Reality, Digitised Information and an Online Database,… more...

A joint project of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the Natural History Museum, the eMonocot team will have interactive electronic illustrated guides, keys and information on the monocot plants of the Lyme Regis area, hosted… more...

Join members of the eMonocot team from the Natural History Museum and Kew Gardens on a nature walk to uncover the secret world of plants and other wildlife.  About one-fifth of all higher plants are monocots including… more...

This two hour session starts up at the Centre with a 20 minute talk from the Centre Warden about the rocks and fossils of Charmouth and how to find fossils on the beach. The group then heads out onto the beach with the wardens… more...

Get hands-on on the Jurassic Coast with the museum’s celebrity fossil hunters Paddy Howe and Chris Andrew. Educational and fun. Maximum of 15 people per guide. Walk takes 3 hours.… more...

Fossil Festival Fossil Walk along the beach with local expert Nigel Clarke for an exciting and informative walk in search of fossils. Nigel is as knowledgeable as he is enthusiastic, and able to engage with all… more...

Join the Marine Warden on a Rock Pool Ramble to explore the fascinating creatures of the seashore and how they live, love and do lunch! Suitable for any age, this event is run at Broad Ledge in Lyme Regis and lasts for 1 and ½… more...

Come and see the giant, mechanised Jurassic sea lizard that’s touring the Dorset and East Devon Coast this summer. Performing professors will show you how to operate the beast’s head, mouth eyes and flippers… more...

Join Natural England as we discover the earth of the Jurassic Coast. We’ll be looking at what’s in the soil beneath our feet, getting hands on with minibeasts, painting with earth pigments and getting creative with… more...

The Digital Live Experiment is using the latest technology to show the geology and biology of the Lyme Regis area in an exciting new way. We have been working with Augmented Reality, Digitised Information and an Online Database,… more...

A joint project of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the Natural History Museum, the eMonocot team will have interactive electronic illustrated guides, keys and information on the monocot plants of the Lyme Regis area, hosted… more...

Join members of the eMonocot team from the Natural History Museum and Kew Gardens on a nature walk to uncover the secret world of plants and other wildlife.  About one-fifth of all higher plants are monocots including… more...

This two hour session starts up at the Centre with a 20 minute talk from the Centre Warden about the rocks and fossils of Charmouth and how to find fossils on the beach. The group then heads out onto the beach with the wardens… more...

Get hands-on on the Jurassic Coast with the museum’s celebrity fossil hunters Paddy Howe and Chris Andrew. Educational and fun. Maximum of 15 people per guide.… more...