Planetarium Dome

Take a trip across the cosmos in our planetary dome, travelling back in time to the origin of the universe and visiting the farthest reaches of space.

Virtual Volcano

Learn about volcanoes through computer games and card games and explore volcanic rocks and minerals.

Come along and get your hands dirty making seed bombs you can take home and throw in your garden to attract pollinators.

Attracting Pollinators

Canterbury Museum

Visit Canterbury Museum to learn about how we use science in our jobs, from conservation of objects, education programme delivery, collection research to exhibition design!

Mathematical 3D Printing

The creative technology offered by Christchurch City Libraries is fantastic for developing outside-the-box maths items: for art, for discovery, and for exposition. Mathateca, a not-for-profit aiming to promote mathematics in the community, has used the publicly available 3D printers at Tūranga Library to make mathematical demonstration objects, models and puzzles that encapsulate all sorts of mathematical concepts. Come explore some fascinating objects and learn more about how you can 3D print maths!

The Seed Pod Exploring Nature Through Storytelling & Science

Discover interactive environmental education resources that spark curiosity and deepen nature connection. From immersive science communication comics to hands-on activities, this exhibition brings learning to life. Engage with stories, visuals, and tools designed to inspire exploration, understanding, and action for the natural world.

Chemical Formulation Design

Discover the Magic of Formulation Science!
Join us at our interactive booth for a hands-on adventure in Formulation Science! Kids (and curious minds of all ages) can dive into fun activities and uncover the science behind formulated products while chatting with some scientists. Explore the fascinating world of formulation science and prepared to be amazed!

Adrenal glands: life's stress and energy hub

Adrenal glands are endocrine organs located above the kidneys. Although their average weight is only 11.9g in humans, they are critical for producing a wide range of hormones that help us tolerate stress and regulate metabolism. Let's explore them under the microscope!

How much do you know about native birds and plants? Come and take a quiz to test your knowledge and find out what Forest and Bird Youth do!

Forest and Bird Youth

Explore the Power of pH: From Kitchen to Ocean!

Dive into the fascinating world of acids and bases in this hands-on exhibit! Discover how everyday substances in your home can tell us important stories about our changing oceans.

The Science Show

Get ready to be amazed at our spectacular live science show where the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary right before your eyes!

Contact Our Inspiring Scientists

Reach out to connect with our amazing female scientists today!