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Sustain: from the past, for the future - Resonate at the Royal Pump Rooms

  • Royal Pump Rooms Parade Leamington Spa, England, CV32 4AA United Kingdom (map)

We’re facing a nature crisis, but there’s hope.

Resonate is returning to the Royal Pump Rooms for a fascinating day of free activity at the Leamington Spa Art Gallery and Museum, exploring their current exhibition ‘Sustain: from the past, for the future’.

From engineering to art, history to chemistry, join us for a day of hands-on activity, demonstrations and short talks as students and staff from the University of Warwick explore exciting work on sustainable futures, while the exhibition explores how people in the past lived more sustainably, using less stuff, less energy, and making space for nature.

Together, we can learn and share how we, as individuals and communities, can make a difference.

There will be activity for all ages, with the most to do for adults and those aged 12+. Age recommendations will be listed for all activities when the full programme is released.

Please note: We’d recommend 2-3 hours for your visit, though you are welcome to join us for less time or stay for the day. Talk times will be released with the programme and seats allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis.

The ‘Sustain: from the past, for the future’ project is part of the Fixing Our Broken Planet programme in partnership with the Natural History Museum, London.


Venue Information

The University of Warwick and Resonate remains warmly open to all. We want everyone who visits our events to feel safe, comfortable and valued. The University of Warwick remains committed to fostering an inclusive, respectful and supportive community, and we ask everyone who attends Resonate events to treat each other with kindness and compassion. Harassment of any kind is unacceptable. If you have any concerns or issues on the day, please speak to a member of the Resonate Team.

Resonate supports the United Nations Global Sustainable Development Goals. The symbols below indicate which of the 17 goals this event aligns with.

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