Sheffield Doc/Fest: Alternate Realities Exhibition
Alternate Realities Exhibition © Sheffield Doc/Fest. Image by David ChangFriday 9 June 2017 - Wednesday 14 June 2017
Sheffield Doc/Fest’s Alternate Realities Exhibition is back at Millennium Gallery, bigger and better than ever. Discover new worlds in virtual reality, play games, and interact with real life stories from around the world. Free entry all day – booking may be required for some experiences.
Visit www.sheffdocfest.com for more information.
Millennium Gallery will be open later as part of Docfest:
- Monday 12 June - Evening opening 6–8pm. Arundel & Cadman Galleries open, access via Arundel Gate entrance only
- Tuesday 13 June - Open until 8pm. Arundel & Cadman Galleries open, access via Arundel Gate entrance only after 5pm
- Wednesday 14 June - Open until 8pm. All galleries open
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