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Calling whizz kids, brainiacks and boffins of all ages…
This summer holiday get ready for Curious Kids – a science show that will blow all others out of the water!
Our incredible Explainers will take you on a journey through the Solar System, exploring forces found on Earth and beyond with real life experiments bound to knock your socks off. Taking you on a tour through the forces of the Universe, this is learning kicked into hyperdrive!
And you don't just have to sit back and watch – with tricky trivia and quiz questions for kids and adults ranging from an anti-gravity walk in the park to proper space-helmet scratchers, this is your chance to sit in the captain's seat and go head-to-head on all things cosmic!
Included in the price of your ticket, this is your launchpad for an incredible day out this summer holiday, and remember – if you book online you can come back for free for an ENTIRE YEAR
Please note, seats are allocated on a first come first served basis as there is limited capacity in the auditorium. Our team will do their very best to ensure as many people as possible gain entry and we apologise in advance if all seats are taken.
Recommended for ages 7+
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