Constellations: Explore the night sky, and the folklore that drew connections between the stars. Families will learn about different constellations, their stories, and then make their own constellations projector. Join our wonderful intern Grace for this innovative program.

Have you heard of Pop Art? Come learn about the art of Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. Visitors will print out a photo selfie and turn it into a three-dimensional Pop Art advertisement!

Come learn about the techniques and technologies that meteorologists use to predict weather. Then yo can make an anemometer, the technology scientists use to measure wind speed.

Do you worry? Do your worries keep you up at night? Come learn about Guatemalan Worry Dolls and make your own to take home with you. Place your doll under your pillow at night and the doll will do all the worrying for you so you can sleep peacefully!  

Come learn about the colorful energetic shapes of glass artist Dale Chihuly! We will color pre-cut plastic and watch it curl into interesting shapes.

Come learn about the Eid Celebration that follows the Ramadan holiday. Special guest Ala Fallah will teach visitors about the holiday through stories, making a traditional lantern craft, and tasting special holiday treats. All are welcome!

Explore science by creating your own rain cloud that colors as it pours! We will use shaving cream, water, beakers, and food coloring.

Come learn about the how the creation of soap changed modern medicine and hygiene. Afterwards, families will make their own bar of soap to take home.  

Come learn about the fascinating work of Damien Hirst and Miss Bugs. These contemporary artists like to organize and arrange objects around them into repeating patterns. We will be using plexi glass, clipped paper and modge podge to simulate these artists' innovative style.

How much energy is in your food? What can we learn from the animals lower than us on the food chain? Come build your own food pyramid and see the energy in your diet!