All visitors will take a shuttle from the front of the building to the Science Centre's exhibit halls.
Curious about caves? Crazy for composting? Explore these topics and many more during your March Break visit to the Science Centre from March 9–17!
Learn how you can create meaningful change with our latest exhibition, Our Climate Quest, and explore even more climate action with daily programs like Compost Critters and Material World.
From demonstrations and exhibitions to hands-on activities, we’ve got plenty of science fun to keep curious minds busy. Visit the links below for program details and times. You can also check out our daily schedule to make the most of your visit.
March Break at the Science Centre is generously sponsored by Furlani Foods.
Want to know what’s up with worms? Learn about the wriggly wonders that help turn food scraps into rich soil with this hands-on workshop.
Compost CrittersFind out what it takes to make common everyday objects, like clothes, toys and more, and put your new knowledge to the test with a fun game.
Material WorldWhat’s a fun game for visitors of all ages? Survey says . . . Family Food! Play a Family Feud-inspired game and learn lots along the way.
Family FoodExcited about April’s total solar eclipse? Get all the facts about this spectacular celestial event from some of our partners in the science community.
March Break: Solar Eclipse ScienceExplore incredible solutions designed by engineers from Western University that will help us prepare and adapt to the impacts of climate change.
Climate Resilience with Western EngineeringYou can be a climate hero! Stop by the Procter & Gamble Great Hall on Level 2 to learn how you can take climate action in your everyday life.
Our Climate QuestComplete your visit with a trip to our OMNIMAX® Theatre! Check out showtimes for our latest film, Ancient Caves, or see another movie from our exciting line-up. Consider buying your tickets in advance to plan your visit!
IMAX® FilmsMarch Break is one of the liveliest times to visit the Science Centre—and also one of the most fun! See our list of tips to make the most of your visit.
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