



If you were unable to attend the preview here is a brief description of our three new exhibits!

Explore Charlie and Kiwi’s Evolutionary Adventure while playing games, working puzzles and participating in hands-on activities that enhance understanding of evolutionary concepts. Charlie and Kiwi’s Evolutionary Adventure exhibit focuses primarily on modern day birds and explain how dinosaurs are their pre-historic gigantic ancestors. While viewing a giant digital storybook video screen, Charlie, a curious young boy, will take audiences back in time and find out just how dinosaurs became birds.

Get the Message is an exhibit all about communication. It will feature 15 area stations that let guests create and experiment with the various ways humans communicate such as secret messages, satellite’s or even their own body! This exhibit is designed for family interaction, with hands-on experiences letting you try your brush at virtual cave art, signal a crane operator, puzzle over expressions, send a message in Morse code, and more.

Our Planet, Our Universe is the Science Center’s permanent exhibit focusing on astronomy and earth science. The exhibit is a combination of new interactive experiences and classic favorites that provide hands-on exploration of the dynamic forces that shape our planet and our universe Also apart of Our Planet, Our Universe is the Severe Weather Center 9 presented by WFTV. It includes, interactive multimedia presentations featuring WFTV’s Chief Meteorologist, Tom Terry, and the Channel 9 weather team exploring the skills and technology at work to predict severe storms.

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