Model Engineering Society Event

28 October 2023 11:00 am – 29 October 2023 3:00 pm

About this event

28 October 2023 11:00 am – 29 October 2023 3:00 pm

Bradford Industrial Museum

Find out all about the Model Engineering Society and sign up to be a volunteer.
Ride on the miniature train and have a go with a remote-controlled boat.
Watch steam demos and weaving demos.
Fun for all of the family young and old!

Bradford Industrial Museum

Address

Moorside Mills, Moorside Road Eccleshill, Bradford, BD2 3HP

Monday: Closed
Tuesday – Friday: 10am – 4pm
Saturday – Sunday: 11am – 4pm

All Bank Holiday Opening Times: 11:00 – 4:00 except Bolling Hall.
Please note Bradford Industrial Museum will be closed on the 26th May 2025
All sites closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and Good Friday

By car

Signposted from Bradford Ring Road and Harrogate Road (A658). Bus 645 from Market Street or Hall Ings. All buses stop at Moorside Road. On the museum site there is free car parking and disabled car parking.

By public transport

From Bradford City Centre, the 660 bus departs from Drake Street stop D1, (alight at Moorside Road), and the 645 departs from Hall Ings stop H11, (alight at Harrogate Road then an approx 10 min walk).

For help in planning your journey by public transport, please visit www.wymetro.com

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