The Origins Centre boasts an extensive collection of rock art affording visitors the opportunity to view the earliest images made by humans, found in South Africa. We seek to restore the African continent to its rightful place in history – the beginning of mankind’s journey to humanity. The museum is also home to a vast array of palaeoanthropological, archaeological and genetic materials. These include ancient tools, artefacts of spiritual significance to early humans and examples of the region’s striking rock art.
Museum Tickets are available on site.
The Origins Centre boasts an extensive collection of rock art affording visitors the opportunity to view the earliest images made by humans, found in South Africa. We seek to restore the African continent to its rightful place in history – the beginning of mankind’s journey to humanity. The museum is also home to a vast array of palaeoanthropological, archaeological and genetic materials. These include ancient tools, artifacts of spiritual significance to early humans and examples of the region’s striking rock art.
Activity Days are fun events for the whole family. Each event has a different topic and theme.
Join interactive sessions with neurologist and brain health specialist Dr Kirti Ranchod. This session looks at how technology is shaping how we think, focus, and connect.
Tickets: R40/R70 (webtickets or at the door)
TREASURE HUNT AT ORIGINS CENTRE
4 & 6 April | 09:00-16:00
Visit Origins Centre on Saturday 4th and Monday 6th April and you can take part in a museum treasure hunt! Go on a search to find the hidden treasures around the museum, while taking in all Origins has to offer.
Take the treasures home and get an easter egg reward too.
All ages welcome; adults can do the treasure hunt too ??