Bees: A Story Of Survival is a visually stunning and immersive adventure that explores the epic tale of these incredible creatures and their essential relationship with the natural world.
In a unique partnership with the award-winning artist Wolfgang Buttress, Bees: A Story Of Survival is a beautiful harmony of art and science featuring cutting edge technology.
Using sculptural sound and light environments, the exhibition provides visitors with a real-time connection to bees within their natural habitat, revealing and expressing an ever changing picture of their activity.
Journey with us into their universe, from the tiny and fascinating anatomy of a single bee to the magic and wonder of bee colonies, the role bees play in the environment and the threats they face.
Bees are facing extinction. With more than 20,000 known species, they are vital to our way of life and essential to the planet’s survival.
Could the decline in bees be a reflection of the impending destruction of our natural world? Join us on an emotional and thought-provoking voyage of discovery, reminding us all that the time for action is now.
National Museums Liverpool have announced a local residents discount across weekdays in January for the stunning exhibition Bees: A Story of Survival at World Museum using code LCR25.
Anyone with a postcode from a Liverpool City Region borough – Liverpool, Sefton, Knowsley, St Helens, Wirral or Halton – is eligible to access this offer on National Museums Liverpool’s website.
Residents can receive a 25% discount on tickets from Tuesday to Friday for Bees: A Story of Survival at www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk.
Using the code LCR25 when purchasing a ticket, visitors simply need to provide proof of their postcode, such as a letter, to receive a discount… and kids also go free!
Event Date: Saturday 4th May 2024 - Monday 5th May 2025
Location: World Museum
Categories: 2024 | Exhibition | Family | World Culture