Exhibitors

The following organisations will be supporting Spacefest 2027 with stands, demonstrations or displays.

If you’d like your organisation to be represented, simply drop us a line via Become an Exhibitor.

	Aerospace Bristol	The Museum is run by the Bristol Aero Collection Trust and houses a varied collection of exhibits, including a number of models and replicas of spacecraft designed, built and tested at Filton, including Giotto that went to and imaged Halley’s Comet in 1986, and Hubble Telescope, as well as the final Concorde to be built and the last to fly,
	Astronomy Now	Astronomy Now magazine is for you if you’ve ever looked up at the night sky or wondered “what’s out there?” They are dedicated to unravelling the mysteries of the Universe and our place within this grand cosmos. Its accessible features explain cutting edge research into planets, stars and galaxies.
	Astronomy on Tap Bristol	Astronomy on Tap Bristol is a monthly series of space‑themed events organised by postgraduate researchers at the University of Bristol. Their monthly events at The Lansdown feature two short astronomy talks, an interactive quiz, and plenty of time to chat with fellow space enthusiasts.
	BAA Education and Outreach	The team are a strong, friendly community of those who enjoy delivering and supporting education and outreach activities, sharing their love of astronomy, delivering those ‘wow’ moments to new observers and supporting those early in their astronomy journey.
	Bath Astronomers	Bath Astronomers are a friendly group with a shared interest, if not passion, in the nighttime skies above Somerset. Whether they are just curious about astronomy or budding space experts, they strive to have events and activities that interest all.
	Bath Preservation Trust	Bath Preservation Trust (BPT) campaigns for and promotes the conservation, sustainable enhancement and celebration of the unique and historic City of Bath as a World Heritage Site.
	Bristol Astronomical Society	Based in the South West of the UK, BAS is run by amateur astronomers as a non-profit making educational charity. BAS is one of the most active Astronomical Societies in the UK.
	British Interplanetary Society	The British Interplanetary Society (BIS) is a membership society that promotes the exploration and use of space for the benefit of humanity, by connecting people to create, educate and inspire, and advance knowledge in all aspects of astronautics.
	Campaign for Dark Skies Network	The Campaign for Dark Skies Network upholds the principles to protect night skies and combat light pollution.
	Cardiff Astronomical Society	The Cardiff Astronomical Society (CAS) is a thriving society located in South East Wales. It has been in existence for over 50 years and is one of the largest amateur astronomical societies in the UK.
	Cotswold Astronomical Society	The Cotswold Astronomical Society serves amateur astronomers in the Cotswold area centred on Cheltenham and Gloucester. Local membership reaches to Swindon, Evesham and Worcester too.
	Dome Club Planetarium	Dome Club Planetarium is a new digital planetarium for the public, serving Bristol and Bath.
	Federation of Astronomical Societies	The Federation of Astronomical Societies (FAS) supports astronomical societies, astronomy clubs, and amateur astronomy groups by providing practical services, shared resources, and opportunities to connect with the wider amateur astronomy community. Established in 1974, the Federation now brings together nearly 200 affiliated societies across the United Kingdom and overseas.
	First Light Optics	FLO was founded in a bedroom in 2006. Today, we are the UK’s largest supplier of astronomy equipment, serving both amateur astronomers and professional/academic institutions.
	The MoSAIC UK	A virtual museum sharing the art of science and the science of the arts. Meet Gaz, a Bristol based artist and former secondary school science teacher
	MSG Meteorites	Meteors, Asteroids, Meteoroids, Moon, Mars, Vesta and all things ‘Space’ related but especially Meteorites!!
	The Open University	The Open University is a public research university and the largest university in the United Kingdom by number of students. The majority of the OU’s undergraduate students are based in the United Kingdom and principally study off-campus; many of its courses can also be studied anywhere in the world. The display will be about the university’s space science masters, their rover competition, and other ways to get involved in their space teaching and content.
	Society for the History of Astronomy	The Society for the History of Astronomy (SHA) has sustained for over 22 years its commitment to bringing members together, both in person and virtually, to engage with our love of the History of Astronomy. They publish a number of booklets, a magazine, a journal, and electronic newsletters each year on the topic
	Society of Popular Astronomy	The Society for Popular Astronomy was set up way back in 1953 (as the Junior Astronomical Society) to promote an interest in astronomy and help beginners of all ages to get started in this fascinating hobby. It’s a role we are still performing today!
	Somerset Levels Stargazers	Somerset Levels Stargazers is a group of friendly amateur astronomers keen on practical astronomy and enthusiastic about sharing their knowledge and passion about space. Their regular monthly meetings include a presentation on an astronomical topic and then stargazing afterwards if weather permits.
	Space Detectives	Space Detectives aim to bring Space Science and Exploration alive by offering a range of workshops, presentations and courses, which cater for both children and adults alike. This includes schools, community groups, public events, and children’s clubs.
	Space Wales	Space Wales is the trade association for the Space Sector in Wales, linked closely to parent company Aerospace Wales. Space Wales work with >100 organisations in Wales that span the wide number of the nations space-related capabilities across industry and academia.
	Starquest Astronomy club	The club has been set up to allow anyone with an interest in Astronomy to get together with likeminded people & exchange information and ideas. They meet the once a month at Sutton Veny Village hall.
	UK Radio Astronomy Association	The UK Radio Astronomy Association was established in 2008 as a registered charity (registration no 1123866). UKRAA’s objectives are to promote the science of radio astronomy and all branches of radio astronomical research.
	Wells & Mendip Astronomers	Wells & Mendip Astronomers is a friendly club, based in Wells (strange that). They welcome beginners and experts alike and hold regular talks and events.
	Wiltshire Astronomical Society	Welcome to the Wiltshire Astronomical Society website. They are a small, friendly active group of astronomy and space enthusiasts based in ancient county of Wiltshire.