MOD.

Do you prefer to visit in the evenings?
We have two ways you can visits us after hours coming up!

🌙Quiet Mode
Thurs 25 June is our sensory friendly night.
Take your time and explore at your own pace.

💫Night Out
Fri 10 July is for you to bring your mates and date to.
Start your Friday night with some discoveries!

See the link in our bio for all the details.



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Even our small actions can accumulate into large-scale impact.
In The Convenient Store, look beyond the slogans and discover the hidden costs of everyday products.

It's the little details that turn each exhibit into its own world.

Powering the Beast sure looks pretty!
See if you can satisfy the Beast at MOD. museum by choosing the kind of energy and how much its growing.

We love events at MOD. and BEGINNINGS Party was a hit!


Adelaide University DJAYDRIAN Naomi Keyte
Photography by Saige Prime

Unpacking Packaging

Join artist Lawson Dodd and researcher APrf Skye Akbar at 'The Convenient Store' in MOD.'s Arcade Gallery for a lunchtime talk. In the setting of a pretend shopfront installation we will discuss how marketing and design might influence our choices as consumers, considering the lens of First Nations business and communities in particular.

This talk is a part of Reconciliation Week and will be held on Kaurna Country. We acknowledge the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla Peoples, the Traditional Owners of the Adelaide University campuses, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.

Weds 27 May, 12:30pm - 1:00pm at MOD.
Free, no bookings required.
See the link in our bio for all the details.

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Ethos Forum: Bioethics of Beginnings

New reproductive technologies such as cloning, genome editing, and ectogenesis — growing an embryo outside the body — are no longer science fiction. They’re all possible new beginnings for human life.

Join us at Ethos to discuss questions about what comes next with researchers and experts. How might these technologies reshape our understanding of “biological parenthood”? Who has the right to reproduce, and how? What happens to equity, consent, and identity when the womb becomes optional?

28 May, 6pm - 7:30pm at MOD.
Free, booking essential.
See the link in our bio for all the details.

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is this Sunday so the badge maker is coming out!
Make a free pin badge at MOD. this Saturday (16 May) and wear it with pride on Sunday, and every other day to celebrate International Day Against LGBTQIA+ Discrimination.

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The dynamic musicians of Elder Music Lab are performing at MOD. on Thurs 21 May.
The evening performance invites audiences to experience chamber music in dialogue with a living, breathing museum of ideas. Wander the galleries, enjoy a drink from the bar, and hear music unfold in a setting where art, science and innovation meet.

Tickets on sale now, see the link in our bio.