The Strange Science of Jekyll & Hyde

Saturday 24 October - 1 November 10:00am

Adult: £19.50, Child: £13.50, Concession: £18.50, Family Discount: £64.50 

Four costumed spooky characters in smokey street
Four costumed spooky characters in smokey street

A Halloween Science Fair Like No Other 

Something strange is happening at Milestones... 

This Halloween half term, step into a spectacular Victorian Science Fair where curious experiments, fascinating discoveries and hands-on fun fill the streets of Milestones. 

Hosted by the famous Jekyll & Hyde Co., four ambitious scientists have arrived to compete for a prestigious fellowship with the renowned Dr Jekyll. Their challenge? To impress you and prove that their branch of science is the most important of all. 

As official judges of the Science Fair, families are invited to explore the museum, meet colourful characters, take part in activities and decide which scientist deserves to win. 

But as the day unfolds, you may notice that something isn't quite right… 
 

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT!

Use code STRANGE20 at checkout for 20% off!
  • Discount valid when visits are booked in advance for 24 October to 1 November 2026
  • Discount ends 23 October 2026
  • Only 1,000 discounted early bird tickets available

Become a Science Fair Judge

Your Mission 

Upon arrival, each family will receive a Science Fair Scorecard and be invited to become official judges of the fair. 

As you explore Milestones, you'll meet scientists and many townsfolk, take part in experiments, uncover fascinating facts and discover that not everything is as it seems as you decide which scientist deserves to work alongside Dr Jekyll. 

Meet the scientists. Discover their secrets

Each scientist has brought their own area of expertise to Milestones. Explore their worlds, get hands-on with their experiments, and meet the characters behind the science. But as you get to know them, you may discover there’s more to each scientist than meets the eye…

The Human Body Lab

How Does Your Body Really Work? 

Meet Dr Victor Ashcombe and explore bones, muscles, reflexes, senses and the mysteries of the brain through fascinating demonstrations and hands-on activities. 

Expect plenty of gruesome Halloween fun as you uncover the science behind what makes us human. But watch closely - Ashcombe’s enthusiasm can sometimes get a little out of hand…

Chemistry, Medicines and Mysteries

Potions, Powders and Peculiar Discoveries 

Join the charismatic Silas Crowe as he showcases the wonders of modern chemistry. 

Explore colourful reactions, mysterious mixtures and decide which discoveries are genuine scientific breakthroughs, and which might simply be clever salesmanship. Crowe is very good at getting people to see things his way… but can you spot when he’s gone too far?

Tiny Worlds

Germs, Disease and Microscopic Discoveries 

Meet explorer and researcher Eleanor Marsh as she reveals the hidden world all around us. 

From microscopic organisms to curious creatures and unexpected discoveries, this zone is full of fascinating facts and delightfully disgusting science. You may never look at the world in quite the same way again! How far will Marsh go to uncover the secrets of the microscopic world? Can you spot her Hyde side?

Invisible Forces

Electricity, Magnetism and Things You Can't See 

Professor Octavius Bell is determined to prove that invisible forces could shape the future, while others believe there may be more mysterious explanations at work. 

Discover the science behind electricity and magnetism through interactive activities and exciting demonstrations. But can Bell’s confidence be trusted? Keep watching - his experiments may take an unexpected turn…

Which scientist deserves to win the Jekyll & Hyde Fellowship... and what exactly is Dr Jekyll searching for? 

Do you have what it takes to determine which experiments are on the brink of discovery? And more importantly, can you spot when the scientists’ ambition starts to take a darker turn?

Join us this October half term for a family Halloween adventure filled with science, discovery, performance and fun.