See in CMYK” by Stefanie Posavec combines the 100-year-old printing press with AI, in collaboration with Google Arts & ...

Find the sex cells hidden in a bouquet. Dissect a flower to explore the form and function of plant reproductive structures. Examine your intact flower. What do you notice first about it? What are your ...

Learn about the Artist-in-Residence Program.

The Tactile Dome is a tactile sculpture that encourages visitors to use their non-visual senses to find their way. Bring a sense of adventure, trust in yourself, and a pair of socks! You’ll be asked ...

Exploring how cells divide, react, interact, and work together in an organism.

Put de-shelled eggs in different fluids and watch them swell and shrink. Use a giant cell—a de-shelled chicken egg—to explore the comings and goings of cellular substances. De-shell the eggs by ...

All year long we set aside Sunday mornings for Daytime members, donors, and Corporate members—10:00 a.m. to noon is just for you. Join us for a leisurely visit, enjoy lunch at the Tinkering Table ...

Find out where to be and what to do for the eclipse experience of a lifetime. Be ready. On August 12, 2026, the first total solar eclipse for mainland Europe since 1999 will be visible from parts of ...

Exhibits invite hands-on exploration; we encourage touching, testing, and tinkering! At the Exploratorium, you’ll see no shushing security guards—just our outgoing facilitators. Look for staff in ...

Customize a scavenger hunt. Encourage your students to share their exhibit experiences and make content connections across exhibits.

Why Don't We Have an Eclipse Every Month? Total solar eclipses happen when the moon crosses between the sun and Earth and casts its shadow onto our planet, but Earth doesn't experience a total solar ...

Many of the new exhibits use live organisms, are based on active areas of scientific research, and incorporate authentic scientific instruments.