Explore the wonders of STEM at Salisbury Science Fun Day
Salisbury Science Fun Day returns on 11 August from 11 am to 3 pm at the Salisbury Community Hub. This free community event will provide a day full of discovery and wonder, with fascinating science activities and demonstrations for all ages.
Council is proud to provide a diverse range of programs catering to young people with various interests. A highlight of the Salisbury Community Fun Day series, this event is held in collaboration with The Science Collective and coincides with National Science Week.
The City of Salisbury is committed to offering a range of free programs and events, and Salisbury Science Fun Day offers a fantastic opportunity for families to explore learning together. Join us on 11 August at the Salisbury Community Hub for an exciting day of STEM discoveries and an unforgettable experience.
Visitors can enjoy a range of activities, hands-on experiences, and live science shows, including Dr. Quark’s Scientific Circus, SciFiBri’s Spectacular Chemistry Show, and a wildlife show by Animals Anonymous.
There will be something for all age groups and skill levels, from electric circuits and robotics workshops for older kids, to dinosaur digs and slime activities for the younger ones. For those seeking immersive experiences, the event will feature Virtual Reality, SciWorld’s Inflatable Planetarium, and intriguing puzzles for those who enjoy a challenge.
Brian Haddy, Director of The Science Collective and presenter, as SciFiBri, of the spectacular Fire & Froth Science Show, shared his enthusiasm for the event.
‘The Science Collective team is excited to be bringing our interactive science roadshow to the City of Salisbury for an event aiming to show young visitors that science is fun, engaging, occasionally very messy and always full of possibilities.’
Salisbury Science Fun Day is a fantastic opportunity for families to explore the fascinating world of STEM together. For more information about this event celebrating science, community, and the joy of learning, visit www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/science.
