Winter hours: Wed–Sun, 9 am–4 pm • Free Thurs nights, 4 pm–8 pm • Get museum tickets
Winter hours: Wed–Sun, 9 am–4 pm • Free Thurs nights, 4 pm–8 pm • Get museum tickets
Create fragrant and festive decorations to celebrate the new year!
This event is part of our Free Thursday Evenings, 4 pm-8 pm. Image credit: Stephanie Swoodson
Investigate how to make open and closed circuits using electricity, squishy playdough, and little lights.
This event is part of our Free Thursday Evenings, 4 pm-8 pm. Image credit: PBS
Draw your favorite animal and turn it into a cuddly plush creature!
This event is part of our Free Thursday Evenings, 4 pm-8 pm. Image credit: Stephanie Swoodson
Get creative and design a collaborative wintery scene. Move animal figures through the snow and identify their tracks!
This event is free with general museum admission.
Get techy this holiday season! Create your own custom ornaments with our 3D printing pen.
This event is part of our Free Thursday Evenings, 4 pm-8 pm. Image credit: Adobe Creative
Capture the museum through your own “lens” and learn how to take photos on digital cameras and phones! You’ll discover fun ways to take portraits, bring new energy to still life images, and create art from your perspective.
This event is free with general museum admission.
Join our friends from UW Neuroscience for brain-building activities and interact with REAL neurological specimens. Come learn how we think!
This program is part of our Free Thursday Evenings! Play in the museum for free every Thursday night, 4 pm to 8 pm each week.
Use virtual reality headsets to discover various sweeping natural scenes, including active volcanoes and even outer space.
This event is part of our Free Thursday Evenings, 4 pm-8 pm.
Deisgn your own windchime using sticks, string, beads, and other found materials! Hang your creation outside to sway and make music in the wind.
This event is part of our free admission Thursday evenings, 4 pm-8 pm.
Join our friends from UW Neuroscience for brain-building activities and interact with REAL neurological specimens. Come learn how we think!
