The St. Joe County Public Library will host the thirty-first annual Science Alive on Feb. 11 (Saturday) at Main Library from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Through hands-on science demonstrations and fun, educational activities, children will be encouraged to explore science, technology, engineering and math. They will meet scientists, naturalists and conservationists that are making a difference in our community and will explore exhibits from nearly thirty local organizations including:
- Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Joe County
- Notre Dame Energy
- Riverbend Community Math Center
- Notre Dame Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Notre Dame Association of Women in Science
- Potato Creek State Park
- Potawatomi Zoo
- St. Joseph County Parks
- St. Joseph County Water and Soil Conservation District
- Studebaker National Museum
Stage shows will be held in the Leighton Auditorium at the following times:
10:30 a.m
Storm Team 16
Prepare to be mesmerized by WNDU’s First Alert Weather Team as they share the inside scoop on how weather changes are predicted.
11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m
Silly Safaris
A Silly Safaris Live Animal Show is the perfect blend of fact, fun, and humor for all ages. Enjoy a variety of reptiles, mammals, birds and bugs for an experience everyone will remember.
1:30 p.m.
No Snow Day for the Brain
Join Self-Healing Communities of Michiana to explore our amazing brains through a fun story about a brother and sister on a snow day adventure.
3:00 p.m.
Kaboomistry with the Michigan Science Center
Why do things explode? Learn about the relationships between pressure, temperature, and fuel to explain why things go KA-BOOM! We will mix physics and chemistry to get some loud, flashy effects.
Science Alive is a free program open to the entire community. It is generously sponsored by the University of Notre Dame, Foegley Landscaping and Tri City Data & Electric. Learn more at sjcpl.org/science-alive.
