Saturday Science!

Join us for Saturday Science! Every Saturday we have demonstrations happening in our various labs and exhibit areas from 10:30am – 2:30pm. The schedule and location will change each week....

Join us for Saturday Science! Every Saturday we have demonstrations happening in our various labs and exhibit areas from 10:30am – 2:30pm. The schedule and location will change each week....

  Join us for Saturday Science! Every Saturday we have demonstrations happening in our various labs and exhibit areas from 10:30am – 2:30pm. The schedule and location will change each...

  Join us for Saturday Science! Every Saturday we have demonstrations happening in our various labs and exhibit areas from 10:30am – 2:30pm. The schedule and location will change each...

Join us for Saturday Science! Every Saturday we have demonstrations happening in our various labs and exhibit areas from 10:30am – 2:30pm. The schedule and location will change each week....

It’s a bubbly blowout at the Exploreum this weekend during Saturday Science! This Saturday is our first Bubble Science Day of the summer. Stick around to see rockets shoot in...

Encounter animals from the Gulf Coast while wandering around the Wharf of Wonder. Then watch in amazement as our educator breaths fire! Activities will be ongoing Saturday, 11:30am - 3:30pm,...

Watch our disappearing water demonstration this weekend in the Science Squad Headquarters! Then blast off with some alka seltzer rockets firing away later in the afternoon. Activities will be ongoing...

  FIRE! Get the extinguisher! Just kidding, there may be fire, but we are trained professionals! Come marvel at our flaming hands demonstration in the Science Squad Headquarters this weekend....

It’s a Reptile Rumble this weekend in the Wharf of Wonder! Explore the billowing clouds made by liquid nitrogen and test your skill with Bernoulli’s Principle during this week’s Saturday...

You may be concerned while watching but don't worry! We have the training give you an amazing show. Our "Fire Hands" demonstration may look easy but Do Not Try this...