The Franklin Institute is transforming into a winter wonderland this December as it gears up for its "Seasonal Science" holiday programming. From December 20 to 30, the iconic museum will be bustling with family-friendly activities designed to spark young minds and ignite a sense of curiosity.
For little ones, the Creation Station pop-up build area promises endless hours of creative play. This oversized playground is filled with massive Imagination Playground blocks, KEVA planks, and other construction materials that kids can use to stack, experiment, and design their own masterpieces. And as they create, they'll be surrounded by sparkling lights and festive trees β the perfect setting for a child's imagination to run wild.
But there's more to explore at The Franklin Institute this holiday season. Visitors can catch the new live planetarium show "Reason for the Seasons," which delves into the science behind Earth's seasons. How do our planet's axial tilt and orbit around the sun create winter, spring, summer, and autumn? The show will take you on a journey across the solar system to explore this phenomenon.
Meanwhile, several of the museum's popular live science shows are getting a holiday makeover. Demonstrations on liquid air, combustion, and electricity will reveal the science behind snowflakes, twinkling lights, and staying warm during the cold winter months. These interactive shows promise to delight kids and adults alike with their engaging storytelling and hands-on experiments.
All activities at The Franklin Institute's "Seasonal Science" are free with general admission, making it an excellent destination for families looking for fun and educational activities this holiday season.
For little ones, the Creation Station pop-up build area promises endless hours of creative play. This oversized playground is filled with massive Imagination Playground blocks, KEVA planks, and other construction materials that kids can use to stack, experiment, and design their own masterpieces. And as they create, they'll be surrounded by sparkling lights and festive trees β the perfect setting for a child's imagination to run wild.
But there's more to explore at The Franklin Institute this holiday season. Visitors can catch the new live planetarium show "Reason for the Seasons," which delves into the science behind Earth's seasons. How do our planet's axial tilt and orbit around the sun create winter, spring, summer, and autumn? The show will take you on a journey across the solar system to explore this phenomenon.
Meanwhile, several of the museum's popular live science shows are getting a holiday makeover. Demonstrations on liquid air, combustion, and electricity will reveal the science behind snowflakes, twinkling lights, and staying warm during the cold winter months. These interactive shows promise to delight kids and adults alike with their engaging storytelling and hands-on experiments.
All activities at The Franklin Institute's "Seasonal Science" are free with general admission, making it an excellent destination for families looking for fun and educational activities this holiday season.