Visit the festival website program guide to plan your day. While many events and programs will take
place at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery, there are many other area
venues including the Geology Museum, the Madison Children’s Museum and Union
South that will be hosting special events.
The festival affords an amazing opportunity to dabble creatively in the sciences with hands-on activities, demonstrations, exhibits, films, lectures, workshops, and more. Importantly, too, you will meet the individuals behind the art and science who will share an infectious enthusiasm for what they do--whether that is their work in the lab, field or studio. Ask plenty of questions!
The festival affords an amazing opportunity to dabble creatively in the sciences with hands-on activities, demonstrations, exhibits, films, lectures, workshops, and more. Importantly, too, you will meet the individuals behind the art and science who will share an infectious enthusiasm for what they do--whether that is their work in the lab, field or studio. Ask plenty of questions!
And, do look for your campus librarians! They will be staffing an "Ask a Librarian/Ask a Science Librarian" table during the Discovery Expo (Town Center, WID). What with our interest in the sciences and science literacy, how can we resist but to be there where the action is--we look forward to seeing you there!
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The Wisconsin Science Festival is free and open to the
public.
1 comment:
WI Science Festival ? It sounds very interesting.
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