Excite your neurons with another mind-bending museum/exibit event!
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This is an exciting opportunity to visit the Francis Crick Institute's Hello Brain! exhibition. I've been wanting to host an event here for absolutely ages; I've wanted to visit myself for even longer.The exibition is entirely free, just like most museums in London, and no need to book tickets in advance. The exibition is open late on Wednesdays, until 20:00, which makes it perfect for a post-work evening exploration amongst caching friends.
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When and where?
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18:00-18:45, Francis Crick Institute, 1 Midland Road, London, NW1 1AT. Exact location TBD, but expect to see me/a group of geocacher's in the main exhibition hall when you enter the building.
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What is the exhibition about?
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It's all about the brain! If that wasn't obvious, but you can expect to learn how the mind works through unique exibitions - to be honest, it just looks like a fun thing to explore and it's free. Those who know me well will know why I think this is cool and relevant. 🤠There is a cafe inside which you should be able to use, but please note purchasing anything is not required to attend.
You can find a link to the page here, whoch contains further details on accessibility, content descriptions, location, transport, etc. Note you do not have to have any interest in the free exibition, the Francis Crick Institute, brain research, etc. to attend this event. This is first and foremost a geocaching event, therefore the primary objective here is, of course... geocaching. Why not challenge yourself to find cool links between the two themes. The easy one being that if you understand your brain better, maybe you can improve your caching/hiding skills. 😂
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Transport
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This is a pretty central one, so look to Kings Cross St Pancras Underground Station, which facilitates the Victoria, Northern, Picadilly, Hammersmith & City, Circle Line and National Rail Services. Euston Undergound Station/National Rail is also a stone's throw away down the road. There is also the 214 London bus which stops right outside, although this road can get congested during peak hours.