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Ready to dive deeper into computing history, electronics, code, control systems and more? Try one of our workshops or one-off special events and activities. If a workshop is FULLY BOOKED, the museum is still open to the public as usual on these days. Looking to book a birthday party? Click here! |
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Join us in celebrating a monumental milestone in computing history: the 50th Anniversary of the Zilog Z80 microprocessor!
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s cousin, Code-a-Pillar wants to be like its cousin.
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Come and build your very own cube-shaped robot named Q-B.
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We wanted to do a treasure hunt but all the clues are secret codes!
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Who needs an expensive fitness gadget when we have the micro:bit!
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Create a basic intruder alarm with the Raspberry Pi Pico and protect your bedrooms from being invaded by parents and siblings!
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Can you help us make music with carrots, or a game controller with playdoh.
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During this special museum tour, our in-house gaming experts will guide you through the history of video games from the seventies to the modern day.
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Meet the mind behind our biggest exhibit!
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Calling young music makers! Come and learn how to use Sonic Pi on the Raspberry Pi to create some amazing tunes. Writing good code is a lot like making beautiful music - in this case, literally! Soni...
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How steady are your nerves? Come and find out by building a game, including doing some soldering.
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David Gilday shares his passion for Rubik's Cube puzzles and his LEGO MINDSTORMS robots that solve them.
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Come and build yourself a pocket-sized, hand-held ‘brain’ game that can keep you occupied for hours while testing your focus and memory skills!
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During this special museum tour, our in-house gaming experts will guide you through the history of video games from the seventies to the modern day.
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Fancy yourself a bit of a racer? .
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Free slots available to the Broken Tech, Broken Earth project's repair cafe hosted at the Centre for Computing History!
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Meet the mind behind our biggest exhibit!
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Calling all budding musicians! Shake up your music practice sessions with a digital metronome that you built yourself! Come and learn how to solder and build yourself a simple, digital metronome to...
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Summer's here and Bee-Bot is planning a trip to the beach.
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Learn how to code the ‘broken’ Internet T-Rex game using Scratch!
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On Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th September, the Centre for Computing History will host The Binary Quilt - a remarkable collaborative artwork created during the Cambridge Festival.
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On Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th September, the Centre for Computing History will host The Binary Quilt - a remarkable collaborative artwork created during the Cambridge Festival.
