Dynamic Earth shortlisted for Scottish Thistle Awards Inclusion Award

Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh’s Science Centre and Planetarium, has been named a regional finalist for the Inclusion Award at the 2026 Scottish Thistle Awards, recognising its ongoing commitment to ensure more people can experience, explore and engage with science. The Central and East finalists were celebrated at The Assembly Rooms in Edinburgh on 17 September, with Dynamic Earth shortlisted alongside Edinburgh International Conference Centre, Edinburgh Zoo, The Enchanted Forest and Rosslyn Chapel. For Dynamic Earth, inclusion encompasses both the physical measures in place in the venue, but also a commitment to…

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Dynamic Earth launches public appeal to unlock landmark Gallery exploring Arthur’s Seat

Dynamic Earth  has publicly launched a fundraising appeal to raise £80,000 in match funding required to deliver a transformative new permanent gallery dedicated to one of Edinburgh’s most treasured natural landmarks – Arthur’s Seat. The new Gallery will be a free, fully accessible space exploring the volcanic origins, scientific significance and environmental future of Holyrood Park — one of Scotland’s most recognisable natural landmarks.  The project has now secured the support of the National Heritage Lottery Fund. Arthur’s Seat and Holyrood Park collectively receive millions of visits each year. Yet…

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Dynamic Earth boosts accessibility with new British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreted Planetarium experiences and Changing Places Facilities.

Dynamic Earth has announced a major milestone in its commitment to inclusion by introducing British Sign Language (BSL) into its world-class Planetarium. Starting 1st March 2026, the Edinburgh-based science centre will become one of the first in the UK to offer multiple Planetarium films with BSL interpretation. This includes You Are Here and Don’t Panic, live shows developed by Dynamic Earth’s team of in‑house astronomers. This offering by Dynamic Earth sets a new benchmark for inclusive science engagement. Supported by funding from the Birkdale Trust, this initiative ensures that deaf…

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