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The Deep, Hull’s iconic aquarium and conservation charity, has been announced as the ‘Best Family Attraction (Yorkshire Coast)’ at the Little Vikings Awards 2026. Now in its 11th year, the Little

Award-winning education and conservation charity, The Deep, is inviting learners to dive into their exciting new workshop ‘A World of Wonder’- now available for groups to book. ‘A World of Wonder’

Two Aquarists from The Deep in Hull recently traded their day-to-day roles at the aquarium to volunteer at New England Aquarium in the USA on their turtle rescue mission. 2025 marks the 7th year The

Following the resounding success of its debut earlier this year, ColliderFest is set to return to Hull city centre from Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 March 2026, promising an even more dynamic celebration

The Deep is inviting all visitors with a HU postcode single entry to their award-winning aquarium for just £5 per person this weekend. This festive offer sees The Deep supporting local by reducing

The Deep were proud to be a prize sponsor for the recent Lifestyle! Awards evening, offering a complimentary ticket for 4 people. Lifestyle is an incredible initiative that empowers young people to

The Deep’s Education Team are thrilled to have won the ‘Team of The Year’ accolade on Thursday evening’s ceremony for the Hull & East Yorkshire Business Awards. The HEY Business Awards celebrate

The Deep are pleased to welcome Side Oven Bakery as the latest Sustainable Palm Oil champion for the Hull & East Yorkshire region. Situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds, Carr House Farm is the

The Deep is proud to be part of a national network of science and discovery centres, known as the Association for Science and Discovery Centres . Last year more than 5.2 million people visited their

The Deep has been shortlisted for the Great British Wildlife Restoration competition, a prestigious scheme that recognises the incredible work being done to restore native species in the country. The

Hull’s famous Fish Trail is the focus of a new exhibition at the Pier Street pop up called The Critical Fish Trail. 55 artists, writers and poets have each created new works inspired by Gordon Young’s

17th October marks International Sawfish Day, a global initiative dedicated to spotlighting sawfish, a fascinating species known for their huge size and named after their long-toothed rostrums