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Wednesday
Aug 4, 2010

Members’ Night

Bubbles and Balloons
6pm – 8pm

Join us for an exclusive members only event! Hands-on activities, refreshments, prizes and more.

Saturday
Aug 7, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Good Vibrations
1pm and 3pm

We’ll have a great time experimenting with vibrations, the sources of sounds. We’ll hear strange sounds made with common objects and learn how to make cool sounds at home. Ever seen sound extinguish a flame? You will here!

Sunday
Aug 8, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Good Vibrations
1pm and 3pm

We’ll have a great time experimenting with vibrations, the sources of sounds. We’ll hear strange sounds made with common objects and learn how to make cool sounds at home. Ever seen sound extinguish a flame? You will here!

Saturday
Aug 14, 2010

Going Buggy
Hands-on activities 10am – 4pm

Buzz in for an exploration of the world of insects. Dance like a bee, take a look through compound eyes, and discover whether crickets can tell you the temperature. Leslie Science and Nature Center will be bringing live insects!

Sunday
Aug 15, 2010

Going Buggy
Hands-on activities Noon – 4pm

Buzz in for an exploration of the world of insects. Dance like a bee, take a look through compound eyes, and discover whether crickets can tell you the temperature. Leslie Science and Nature Center will be bringing live insects!

Saturday
Aug 21, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Mind Over Matter
1pm and 3pm

Solids and liquids and gases — we’ll explore these three states of matter in all sorts of crazy ways. We’ll see gas in solid form, watch as liquid expands 700 hundred times to produce explosive consequences, and figure out how cold matter can get.

Sunday
Aug 22, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Mind Over Matter
1pm and 3pm

Solids and liquids and gases — we’ll explore these three states of matter in all sorts of crazy ways. We’ll see gas in solid form, watch as liquid expands 700 hundred times to produce explosive consequences, and figure out how cold matter can get.

Saturday
Sep 5, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Luminocity
1pm and 3pm

Electricity, mechanical energy, chemical and heat energy is transformed into light. See a soft drink fluoresce and a dill pickle lighting up!

Sunday
Sep 6, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Luminocity
1pm and 3pm

Electricity, mechanical energy, chemical and heat energy is transformed into light. See a soft drink fluoresce and a dill pickle lighting up!

Saturday
Sep 11, 2010

All About Ancient Cultures
Hands-on activities 10am – 4pm

Come learn about the people who lived long ago. Draw hieroglyphics on real papyrus, learn to add with an abacus, and participate in a simulated archeological dig with the Kelsey Museum of Archeology.

Sunday
Sep 12, 2010

All About Ancient Cultures
Hands-on activities Noon – 4pm

Come learn about the people who lived long ago. Draw hieroglyphics on real papyrus, learn to add with an abacus, and participate in a simulated archeological dig with the Kelsey Museum of Archeology.

Saturday
Sep 18, 2010

10am – 4pm

Explore how robots are designed and built with FIRST Robotics team 1718.

Sunday
Sep 19, 2010

Noon – 4pm

Explore how robots are designed and built with FIRST Robotics team 1718.

Saturday
Oct 9, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Air Apparent
1pm and 3pm

We’ll explore principles relating to air pressure and apply them in all sorts of interesting ways, from crushing a can to levitating objects.

Sunday
Oct 10, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Air Apparent
1pm and 3pm

We’ll explore principles relating to air pressure and apply them in all sorts of interesting ways, from crushing a can to levitating objects.

Saturday
Oct 30 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Mighty Motion
1pm and 3pm

Ever wonder why and how objects move… or do not move? We will demonstrate gravity, inertia, air resistance and Newton’s laws of motion in many ways, including launching a tray of eggs with a broom — safely!

Sunday
Oct 31, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Mighty Motion
1pm and 3pm

Ever wonder why and how objects move… or do not move? We will demonstrate gravity, inertia, air resistance and Newton’s laws of motion in many ways, including launching a tray of eggs with a broom — safely!

Saturday
Nov 6, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Good Vibrations
1pm and 3pm

We’ll have a great time experimenting with vibrations, the sources of sounds. We’ll hear strange sounds made with common objects and learn how to make cool sounds at home. Ever seen sound extinguish a flame? You will here!

Sunday
Nov 7, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Good Vibrations
1pm and 3pm

We’ll have a great time experimenting with vibrations, the sources of sounds. We’ll hear strange sounds made with common objects and learn how to make cool sounds at home. Ever seen sound extinguish a flame? You will here!

Saturday
Nov 20, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Mind Over Matter
1pm and 3pm

Solids and liquids and gases — we’ll explore these three states of matter in all sorts of crazy ways. We’ll see gas in solid form, watch as liquid expands 700 hundred times to produce explosive consequences, and figure out how cold matter can get.

Sunday
Nov 21, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Mind Over Matter
1pm and 3pm

Solids and liquids and gases — we’ll explore these three states of matter in all sorts of crazy ways. We’ll see gas in solid form, watch as liquid expands 700 hundred times to produce explosive consequences, and figure out how cold matter can get.

Saturday
Dec 11, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Chem Mystery
1pm and 3pm

Items found in your pantry, refrigerator or under your sink that seem so common are chemicals. See items in your salad produce real chemical reactions and see whether water really can explode.

Sunday
Dec 12, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Chem Mystery
1pm and 3pm

Items found in your pantry, refrigerator or under your sink that seem so common are chemicals. See items in your salad produce real chemical reactions and see whether water really can explode.

Saturday
Dec 18, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Air Apparent
1pm and 3pm

We’ll explore principles relating to air pressure and apply them in all sorts of interesting ways, from crushing a can to levitating objects.

Sunday
Dec 19, 2010

Professor Ray’s Everyday Science

Air Apparent
1pm and 3pm

We’ll explore principles relating to air pressure and apply them in all sorts of interesting ways, from crushing a can to levitating objects.

Thursday
Jan 27, 2011

Members’ Night

Have a Ball
6pm – 8pm

Join us for an exclusive members only event! Hands-on activities, refreshments, prizes and more.

Thursday
Mar 24, 2011

Members’ Night

Rhythm and Beats
6pm – 8pm

Join us for an exclusive members only event! Hands-on activities, refreshments, prizes and more.

Thursday
May 27, 2011

Members’ Night

Up and Away
6pm – 8pm

Join us for an exclusive members only event! Hands-on activities, refreshments, prizes and more.

Thursday
Aug 25, 2011

Members’ Night

Hometown Heroes
6pm – 8pm

Join us for an exclusive members only event! Hands-on activities, refreshments, prizes and more.

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