Step into a night market of the future, where science, creativity and imagination collide.
Australian Premiere.
Bat Night Market tells the tales of the extraordinary bat species, highlighting their vital role in our global ecosystem and why their conservation is more crucial than ever.
As students embark on a journey into a futuristic Asian night market, where bats are extinct, they are invited to explore what resourcefulness and creative food solutions might look like, in the not-so-distant future.
Designed for curious minds, Bat Night Market is a FREE, drop-in experience that blends science, art and innovation, inspiring students to think critically and boldly about sustainability and wildlife conservation.
Bat Night Market is an international collaboration between artist Kuang-Yi Ku, Taiwan/Netherlands and designer Robert Johnson, UK
Original production co-commissioned by LIFT and Taipei Performing Arts Centre, and presented at Science Gallery London part of King’s College London and Taipei Performing Arts Centre.
CURRICULUM LINKS:
Years 7-10: AC9HG8K04, AC9HG9K04, AC9HG8S04 , AC9HG10S04
Years 11-12: ACBIO019, ACBIO020, ACBIO021 , ACEES021, ACEES022, ACEES024, ACBIO028, ACEES030
Entry
Free event
Where
INVENTory, Queensland Museum
Age Recommendation
Years 7-12
Info for Schools
To book, complete the QTIX School Group Booking Request form.
If you have any questions, please phone a QTIX Groups Bookings Officer on (07) 3840 7466.
Please note the student to adult ratio – please see our Information for Schools page for details.
Accessibility
To discuss your access requirements and to book any access services for performances, please call Qtix 136 246. Want to plan your visit? Learn More
Accessibility
Please note: Low-lighting room, with bright neon-lighting equipment. Flashing lights, no strobe.
More Information
This is a self-led experience. The recommended time is approximately 60 minutes. The duration will vary depending on the pace and engagement of each student group.
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