About Us Education Venue hire Support Us Curious stuff Visitor info Ticket info Accessibility What's on Membership FAQs Share Shopping Trolley Secrets Have you ever wondered what stories your shopping basket could tell? Join us for a shopping trip with a difference in Open City Lab, as you pop some food into your basket and chat to researchers from the University of Bristol about how donating your shopping data could help health research. Would you share your data? And what would it say about your health and shopping habits? This event is part of our Open City Lab programme, where you can be an active part of real, ongoing research. Your feedback will also help us to shape our future programme of activities and events. Image credit: Lisa Whiting When 4 Dec - 5 Dec How Much Included with a general admission ticket. Where Open City Lab Times: 10-1 drop-in You might like... Daily activities Winter Stargazing 3D 8 Dec - 28 Feb Fairytale SOS 11 Dec - 3 Jan A Better World is Edible 23 Oct - 27 Feb Click here to cycle backwards through the items in this carousel Click here to cycle forwards through the items in this carousel Quick links News Press How to find us Support us Membership FAQs Jobs & volunteering Contact us Millennium Square car park Newsletter sign-up Stay up-to-date with the latest We The Curious news. Become a member Free entry for a year, 10% discount in the shop and cafe plus many more member's benefits. What our visitors say... "Where else can you watch the skies around you, make fake blood, dissect a brain, mill flour, create animations and more?" See all our Trip Advisor reviews Terms of use Privacy policy Accessibility Site map © We The Curious 2021. Registered charity no. 1049954. Company registration no. 3046496. Designed and developed by Gravitywell Cookie Control Our use of cookies We use cookies to analyse our traffic, improve the performance of our website and personalise ads. We also share anonymous information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners. I'm fine with thisSettings