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City of Science Activity Guide

City of Science is a free, traveling exhibition featuring mind-expanding demonstrations, larger-than-life exhibits, and hands-on activities designed to unleash everyone’s inner scientist. Subscribe to our mailing list for announcements about future events.

Since 2016, City of Science has attracted OVER 182,000 people across New York and New Jersey.

All City of Science events are FREE and open to the public.

For experiments that you can do at home now, download our Activity Guide. The City of Science Activity Guide brings the joy of discovery home. Through diverse activities, students and lifelong learners of all ages have the chance to explore general relativity, gravity, reflection, energy, and more with household objects. We encourage families to experiment together.

Download your Activity Guide today!!

UPCOMING CITY OF SCIENCE EVENTS

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there are no events scheduled at this time. Subscribe to our mailing list for announcements about future events.

Volunteer at City of Science

If you're a scientist, science educator, or science enthusiast, come volunteer with us and take charge of an exhibit at City of Science! Email volunteers@worldsciencefestival.com to learn more.
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PAST CITY OF SCIENCE EVENTS

BRONX | Lehman College – March 2018, July 2019

BROOKLYN | Park Slope Armory YMCA – October 2016, December 2017, December 2019

MANHATTAN | NYU Kimmel Center & Washington Square Park – June 2016, June 2017, June 2019

NEW JERSEY | Fairleigh Dickinson University – April 2019

QUEENS | York College – September 2016, December 2018, November 2019

STATEN ISLAND | South Shore YMCA – December 2016 | College of Staten Island – September 2018, September 2019

WESTCHESTER | Westchester County Center, White Plains – February 2019

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Can't wait for our next event?

Start experimenting now. Download our Activity Guide for experiments that you can do at home.
Download our Activity Guide