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Saturday Family Workshops
An experiment in family fun.
Science City's Educators will guide your family through a one-of-a-kind experience. Each of these workshops are sure to succeed as you and your kids have fun together - so much fun, in fact, that the kids will never suspect it's an educational activity.
Each workshop will be held twice per scheduled day, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Workshops last about 1 hour & 45 minutes. After arriving please meet at the entrance of Science City then you will be escorted to workshop location as they may vary each week.
Admission to the workshops is $15.95 for members (one adult and one child), plus $5 for each additional person, or $29.95 for non-members (one adult and one child), plus $10 for each additional person.
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September 18th - Engineerium Robotic Adventure
Explore the world of LEGO Mindstorm robotics, as you design, build, and program a robot for a challenging mission. Experience LEGOs in an amazing new way!
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October 2nd - Engineerium Robotic Adventure
Explore the world of LEGO Mindstorm robotics, as you design, build, and program a robot for a challenging mission. Experience LEGOs in an amazing new way!
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October 16th - Gross Science and the Science of Dino Poo
Add some gross to your Science City experience. Mix up some “dinosaur poo” treats while investigating the brain connection between what we see, smell, touch and taste!
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November 6th - Engineerium Robotic Adventure
Explore the world of LEGO Mindstorm robotics, as you design, build, and program a robot for a challenging mission. Experience LEGOs in an amazing new way!
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November 20th - Fossils and More
Join our Union Station Dinosaur excitement. Have fun learning about fossils and dinosaurs through hands on activities. Be a Science City paleontologist!
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December 4th - Engineerium Robotic Adventure
Explore the world of LEGO Mindstorm robotics, as you design, build, and program a robot for a challenging mission. Experience LEGOs in an amazing new way!
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December 18th - Popcorn for Prehistoric Animals
Experiment with popcorn and hypothesize which dinosaurs would have most enjoyed our tasty treat. Connect dinosaurs’ teeth structure with eating popcorn. Savor different samples in the Test Kitchen predicting which type you will like best.
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For more information or to make a reservation at a workshop, call Union Station at (816) 460-2020.
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