Living in the UK but working internationally for 19 years, Luke Jerram has created a number of extraordinary art projects which have excited and inspired people around the globe, including here in Stoke-on-Trent with Play Me I’m Yours in 2014 and Lullaby in 2015.
The Big Feast Under the Moon
Museum of the Moon is accompanied by an exciting programme of moon-inspired events and activities for you to enjoy under moonlight.
Museum of the Moon is free to view but we gratefully welcome any donations to help us keep delivering fantastic art in Stoke-on-Trent. If you are able, please do give a donation after viewing in the King’s Hall entrance foyer.
**Please note this programme is still being updated and added to. Please check back here and on our Facebook event page before making your trip for updates.**
Download your very own copy of the programme: Museum of the Moon Programme
Tuesday 21 August
11am – 7pm Museum of the Moon
Special Events:
11am & 4pm Bedtime Stories with Stoke-on-Trent Libraries (Lasts: 60 mins)
1pm & 3pm The Tempest in a Teacup by Moon on a Stick Theatre (Lasts: 40 mins)
Bring the little ones to a very special storytime under the moon in Bedtime Stories with Stoke-on-Trent Libraries and escape to an enchanted island with Moon on a Stick puppetry theatre. Ages 5-8 but all welcome.
Free.
Booking not required.
Limited space available.
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Wednesday 22 August
1pm – 7pm Museum of the Moon
Special Events:
2pm & 3:30pm Orbis by Humanhood
A spectacular duet exploring the mystical figure of the moon in human history.
Free.
Lasts: 20 mins
Booking not required.
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Thursday 23 August
1pm – 6pm Museum of the Moon
Special Events:
1pm, 2pm & 3pm Stardome by Keele Observatory
Embark on an entertaining and illuminating journey to outer space in Keele Observatory’s pop-up planetarium.
Free.
Booking not required.
Lasts: 30 mins.
Limited capacity – first come first served.
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Friday 24 August
1pm – 7pm Museum of the Moon
Special Events:
1pm, 2pm & 3pm Stardome by Keele Observatory
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Saturday 25 August
1pm – 7pm Museum of the Moon
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Sunday 26 August
1pm – 2pm & 6pm – 9pm Museum of the Moon
Special Events:
2pm – 4:30pm The Moonlit Tea Dance with Ragroof Players
Dust off your dancing shoes and join The Ragroof Players for a magical family tea dance under the moon. Includes tea and cake!
Adults: £6.00 / Under 16s: £4.00 / Family of 4: £17
Book in advance online here
Tickets may be available on the door subject to availability
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Monday 27 August
1pm – 3pm Museum of the Moon
Special Events:
1pm – 3pm Ceramic Moon Workshop. Free
3pm & 4:30pm DIY Moon Landing with Flatpack Projects
Astronauts at the ready, join Flatpack to make your very own space rocket then buckle in for a series of animated mini-films all about the universe. Lasts: 1hr. Ages 2+.
£3.00 per child per session. Adults go free.
Booking not required, pay on the day.
7pm – 9:30pm An American Werewolf in London
Join us for a howlingly good evening under the moon with a screening of the cult classic horror-comedy. Also includes a screening of 1902 French adventure classic A Trip To The Moon. Ages 15 +
£5.00.
Book in advance online here.
Tickets may be available on door.
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Tuesday 28 August
1pm – 7pm Museum of the Moon with Wedgwood & the War
Hear the beautiful Wedgwood and the War audio artworks underneath the moon.
Special Events:
2pm, 2:30pm, 3:30pm Art Link: In Flanders Fields
Local community arts group Art Link perform a moving dance piece to WW1 poem, In Flanders Fields. Lasts: 5 mins. Free.
Please note: some of the content and themes in the Wedgwood and the War audio artworks are not suitable for children.
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Wednesday 29 August
1pm – 2pm Museum of the Moon
10am & 11:30am Yoga Under the Moon
Stretch, relax and unwind in two yoga classes under the moon.
£5.00.
Booking not required, pay on the day.
Ages 12+
Lasts: 60 mins per session.
A very limited number of mats available to borrow but please bring your own if available.
The Museum of the Moon is presented as part of Stoke-on-Trent’s freshest outdoor arts festival, The Big Feast, which returns to fill the streets of the City Centre with scrumptious free entertainment on Friday 24 and Saturday 25 August 2018.
Check out the full Big Feast ’18 Brochure and map and schedule.







