Families are in for a treat this month with the return of the Summerlee Science Festival.
Held at Summerlee Museum from February 13 to 18, the festival promises a week-long schedule packed with “hands-on” activities aimed at all ages.
Key attractions will include Little Lab Investigators, aimed at children aged three to eight, featuring static electricity demonstrations.
Meanwhile, Think Science will return with a high-energy show, and Animal Man’s Mini-Zoo will offer the chance to get up close with a range of creatures.
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Every day between 10.30am and 3.30pm, free events such as science experiments, BodyVision from Glasgow Science Centre, Light Lab involving artist Kenny Bean and the Institute of Physics, and the Upstairs Science Fair will also be available.
These will be organised by museum staff, universities and local groups.
The festival will kick off with a special day for the under-5s on February 13, which includes a themed Bookbug session.
It will offer a mix of book in advance and drop-in activities.
For full programme details and ticket bookings, visit the Culture NL website.
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