Science shows

Our live science shows are a must-see for everyone from curious kids to lifelong learners. Our Science Ambassadors deliver interactive shows on a variety of fascinating topics. Shows run on weekends and throughout school holidays, or book a special themed show for your school group.

Show schedule

Shows run on weekends and throughout school holidays, or book a screening for your group. All shows are 20 minutes in length. Tickets are required for all visitors aged 3 years and over.

11.00am Sound & Music

12.00pm Rubbish Science

1.00pm Liquid Nitrogen

2.00pm Sound & Music

3.00pm Rubbish Science

More shows and events at Science Space

About the shows

Liquid Nitrogen

Keep your cool with our Liquid Nitrogen show! Explore the science of states of matter with our coolest chemical on site. This explosive and exciting show is full of thrills and chills as we freeze, smash, and pop our way through the changes between solids, liquids, and gases. Perfect for anyone looking to see some experiments that they cannot try at home.

Sound & Music

Listen in to the exciting world of sound with our latest show designed for young minds. Through fun and engaging experiments, we will explore how sounds are made and changed as we play with the science behind volume and pitch. Join us through this interactive show as we get loud in an entertaining and educational way.

Rubbish Science

Discover the art of transforming trash into treasure with our interactive and engaging show. Rummage through the fascinating world of upcycling as we explore the ways we can turn common garbage into amazing experiments. Perfect for messy makers and thrifty thinkers, The Rubbish Science Show makes learning about science fun and accessible on a budget.

Combined pass: entry + shows

The Combined Pass offers discounted general entry plus 1 x planetarium show ticket and 1 x science show ticket per person.

*Select shows on arrival. Subject to availability.
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