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Time’s Up: Dalek Spotted in City Centre as Doctor Who Exhibition Prepares to Land

Adventures in Time & Space – An Unofficial Doctor Who Exhibition opens Saturday 3rd May

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Time’s Up: Dalek Spotted in City Centre as Doctor Who Exhibition Prepares to Land

Ahead of the Museums Advertures in Time and Space the resident Dalek take in the sights in the City Centre, City Centre, Peterborough Wednesday 23 April 2025. Picture by Terry Harris.

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Peterborough city centre was buzzing with excitement this week as one of TV’s most iconic villains made a surprise appearance — a full-size Dalek, from the set of Doctor Who, was spotted trundling through Cathedral Square and down Bridge Street in a sneak preview of what’s to come.

Ahead of the Museums Advertures in Time and Space the resident Dalek take in the sights in the City Centre,
City Centre, Peterborough
Wednesday 23 April 2025.
Picture by Terry Harris.

The moment went viral on social media, sparking laughter, selfies and a genuine sense of wonder from residents of all ages. The Dalek was on patrol for a special preview to promote the much-anticipated exhibition, Adventures in Time & Space – An Unofficial Doctor Who Exhibition, which opens at Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery next Saturday, 3rd May.

Ahead of the Museums Advertures in Time and Space the resident Dalek take in the sights in the City Centre,
City Centre, Peterborough
Wednesday 23 April 2025.
Picture by Terry Harris.

The Dalek sighting is just a hint of what’s to come in this once-in-a-generation exhibition, perfect for families, fans, and the sci-fi curious. This exhibition will showcase the largest collection of restored and surviving Doctor Who props in over a decade, including every type of Dalek and Cyberman from the show’s 60-year history, a giant never-before-seen space station prop, retro ray guns and spacecraft, and the largest Dalek ever built for the screen.

Ahead of the Museums Advertures in Time and Space the resident Dalek take in the sights in the City Centre,
City Centre, Peterborough
Wednesday 23 April 2025.
Picture by Terry Harris.

“Seeing people of all ages light up shows how Doctor Who brings everyone together,” said Rebecca Jackson, Vice-chair of the Friends of Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery. “This exhibition is something truly special for the city. We’ve had incredible feedback already, and we can’t wait to see the doors open next week.”

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Ahead of the Museums Advertures in Time and Space the resident Dalek take in the sights in the City Centre,
City Centre, Peterborough
Wednesday 23 April 2025.
Picture by Terry Harris.

The exhibition will also include celebrity guest appearances, a writing competition for young fans, exclusive merchandise and prints, and a range of special events to celebrate this landmark cultural moment for Peterborough.

Visitors can also explore a free companion exhibition alongside the main event: The Art of Jeff Cummins (from 14 June), featuring classic Doctor Who book covers and album art for David Bowie and Led Zeppelin.

Adventures in Time & Space opens Saturday 3rd May. Tickets are priced at £5 for adults and £3 for children, with timed entry slots available. Booking is strongly recommended and can be made online at:
https://peterboroughmuseum.org.uk/events/adventures-in-time-space

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