On Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings the exhibition will remain open late giving visitors the opportunity to enjoy the glow of the moon after dark, as well as sample refreshments from the pop-up Cosmic Coffee Shop.īooking is required for the special evening viewings which will run from 6pm to 9.30pm. The quieter time slots will be every Tuesday and Thursday between 9am and 10.30am. READ MORE: Derby Caribbean Carnival returns to city's streets this month There will be quieter versions of the exhibition throughout the week, where music will be lower and visitor numbers limited. The piece of art was made by artist and sculptor Luke Jerram and will be accompanied by a surround sound composition created by BAFTA and Ivor-Novello award-winning composer, Dan Jones.Įntry to the exhibition during the day will be free of charge, although a suggested donation of £3 per person is requested which will go towards the care and work of Derby Cathedral, helping to keep its doors open for all. The giant sculpture will be suspended over the nave at the cathedral. Measuring seven metres in diameter, the artwork will be appearing in Derby Cathedral for a month, starting from October 12 to November 10. The Museum of Moon is a stunning sculpture featuring detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface, internally lit to shine like the moon.
A giant, detailed sculpture of the moon will be on show in Derby city centre this autumn.
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