Celebrate the Year of the Dragon with a storybook read-aloud about the animals of the Chinese zodiac, followed by a related activity geared toward young children (and their grown-ups). We’ll be making lucky red lanterns in honor of the Lunar New Year! This will be the only Storytime weekend of February.
Read MoreJoin Chabot Space and Science Center every 2nd Saturday for Nature Adventures where we’ll take a deep look into a different aspect of the surrounding redwood forest. Your adventure includes a hands-on workshop, access to scientific tools and instruments, a simple snack, and a short exploration work in the forest. We’ll explore themes like forest animals, insects, and trees to name a few. Ticket does not include general admission.
Read MoreJoin Exploratorium and Port of San Francisco staff on the San Francisco waterfront to observe, photograph, and discuss the king tides. “King tide” is a popular, non-scientific term used to describe exceptionally high tides.
Read MoreJoin Chabot in a galaxy far, far away to get a behind-the-scenes look at how space films are made and put the science in science fiction with experts in the field of filmmaking. Create your own flipbook sci-fi adventure, attend hands-on workshops and guest lectures, and take a trip to a distant galaxy in our Planetarium. First Friday: Celestial Cinema is a sci-fi fantasy adventure the whole family can enjoy!
Read MoreCelebrate the Exploratorium’s winter exhibition Glow: Discover the Art of Light with radiant animations, both meditative and kinetic. Five short films capture the holiday spirit, the translucent elements of nature, the radiance of winter’s starry skies and ancestral stories, and the science of salt crystals shaped like jeweled snowflakes.
Read MoreCelebrate winter festivities and the Glow exhibition with a science-themed storybook read-aloud, followed by a related activity geared toward young children (and their grown-ups). We’ll be making lanterns in honor of Glow, and you’re sure to be amazed by the beauty of your own paper-circuit creation.
Read MoreCelebrate the Exploratorium’s winter exhibition Glow: Discover the Art of Light with radiant animations, both meditative and kinetic. Five short films capture the holiday spirit, the translucent elements of nature, the radiance of winter’s starry skies and ancestral stories, and the science of salt crystals shaped like jeweled snowflakes.
Read MoreCelebrate the Exploratorium’s winter exhibition Glow: Discover the Art of Light with radiant animations, both meditative and kinetic. Five short films capture the holiday spirit, the translucent elements of nature, the radiance of winter’s starry skies and ancestral stories, and the science of salt crystals shaped like jeweled snowflakes.
Read MoreCelebrate winter festivities and the Glow exhibition with a science-themed storybook read-aloud, followed by a related activity geared toward young children (and their grown-ups). We’ll be making lanterns in honor of Glow, and you’re sure to be amazed by the beauty of your own paper-circuit creation.
Read MoreJoin Chabot Space & Science Center every 2nd Saturday for Nature Adventures where we’ll take a deep look into a different aspect of the surrounding redwood forest. Your adventure includes a hands-on workshop, access to scientific tools and instruments, a simple snack, and a short exploration work in the forest. We’ll explore themes like forest animals, insects, and trees to name a few. Ticket does not include general admission.
Read MoreCelebrate the Exploratorium’s winter exhibition Glow: Discover the Art of Light with radiant animations, both meditative and kinetic. Five short films capture the holiday spirit, the translucent elements of nature, the radiance of winter’s starry skies and ancestral stories, and the science of salt crystals shaped like jeweled snowflakes.
Read MoreCelebrate winter festivities and the Glow exhibition with a science-themed storybook read-aloud, followed by a related activity geared toward young children (and their grown-ups). We’ll be making lanterns in honor of Glow, and you’re sure to be amazed by the beauty of your own paper-circuit creation.
Read MoreAre we alone in the universe? Or could there be other forms of life out there, waiting far away in the vast expanse of space? Hear from researchers, astrobiologists and astronomers on the possibility of extraterrestrial life and distant exoplanets that could sustain it. Show off your best out-of-this-world attire by wearing your best alien-themed costume at the costume parade, engage in hands-on alien crafts then take a trip across the universe in our Planetarium – who knows what could be lurking among the stars?
Read MoreCelebrate winter festivities and the Glow exhibition with a science-themed storybook read-aloud, followed by a related activity geared toward young children (and their grown-ups). We’ll be making lanterns in honor of Glow, and you’re sure to be amazed by the beauty of your own paper-circuit creation.
Read MoreRing in the New Year without staying up all night! Celebrate strokes of midnight around the world at 11am, 12pm, 3pm and 4pm! Kids will count down and celebrate with hundreds of colorful balloons dropping from above.
Read MoreTwirl, wiggle, and jingle—these are just some of the things your bot can do! In this hands-on workshop, we’ll create colorful creatures using pompoms and pipe cleaners. Customize your bot with googly eyes, tiny bells, and a small offset motor, and then take it home with you for more zoomies!
Read MoreTwirl, wiggle, and jingle—these are just some of the things your bot can do! In this hands-on workshop, we’ll create colorful creatures using pompoms and pipe cleaners. Customize your bot with googly eyes, tiny bells, and a small offset motor, and then take it home with you for more zoomies!
Read MoreTwirl, wiggle, and jingle—these are just some of the things your bot can do! In this hands-on workshop, we’ll create colorful creatures using pompoms and pipe cleaners. Customize your bot with googly eyes, tiny bells, and a small offset motor, and then take it home with you for more zoomies!
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