Previous Exhibitions
- Arthropleura: The World's Largest Millipede (Opened February 2022)
- Deep Earth Explorers: Revealing the mysteries of our planet's interior (Opened February 2020)
- The Butterfly Effect: a climate change installation by The Kaleidoscope Collective, Parkside Community College (Opened May 2024)
- Lithic Entanglements: Rona Lee (Opened 14th June 2024)
- David Stalling: Earth Traces (October 2023)
- Gravel Hunters: A co-curated display of local gravel fossils (December 2021)
- Bicentenary of The Cambridge Philosophical Society: 200 Years of Geologist's contributions (April 2019)
- Illuminating the start of complex life: Spatial analyses of Ediacaran communities (March 2018)
- Geology from the Oceans: Unlocking the history of climate change from the bottom of the sea (October 2018)
- We need more teeth: Tyrannosaurus rex at the Sedgwick Museum (February 2018)
- Stripping the Earth Bare: William Smith's 1815 Geological Map of England and Wales (August 2015)
- For Club and Country: Geologists, The Sedgwick Club and World War 1 (February 2015)
- Ediacaran Enigmas: Resolving the fossil record of early animals (March 2013)
- Mountains to Microscope: A new window on Cambrian life (April 2013)
- Minerals, Metals and Medals: Celebrating the 2012 Olympic Games (July 2012)