For San Diego Moms and Moms-To-Be
Head to Pachis Art Studio for Kids for open studio where families to learn, play and create art together. Working on a family project already? That’s great! Stop by and take advantage of Pachis art supplies and staff advice to add more and new things to something you’re already working on. Open Art is designed for preschoolers and homeschoolers with new seasonal themed projects available every week. All art materials provided.
Every Saturday 10-1
Check out the Fleet’s latest exhibition, Game Masters, and complete in a scavenger hunt with an OzoBot you’ll program yourself.
Girls in 5th to 8th grade can join us the second Saturday of every month to solve new challenges, dive into hands-on activities and meet with local women scientists with major girl power.
Girls investigate exciting fields, including biology, chemistry, engineering, environmental science, physics, robotics and more.
Times and Pricing:
-Noon–2 p.m.
-Members $13, nonmembers $15.
Must pre-register by calling (619) 238-1233 x806
Teachers Eating Pizza is a teacher workshop at the Fleet Science Center that occurs on the first Wednesday of each month. Come for the pizza, converse with colleagues and learn curriculum-ready interdisciplinary content related to the month’s topic.
Also enjoy the Fleet’s live planetarium show, “The Sky Tonight,” starting at 7 p.m. in the Heikoff Giant Dome Theater. The event is free, but registration is required.
5 – 8 p.m. Location: LL1.
Dates:
July 5: To Boldly Go! Exploration of the Solar System – Manned and unmanned space exploration
August 2: Total Solar Eclipse – Tools and techniques for safe eclipse viewing
September 6: Celebrating NASA’s Cassini Mission – All things Saturn and a fond farewell to Cassini
Head out into the fresh air and sunshine to do gardening, plant potting and arts and crafts in the beautiful and serene setting of the San Diego Botanic Garden.
The Fleet Science Center’s Game Masters: The Exhibition showcases the world’s best video game designers, from the arcade era to today’s console and online games. And with 100+ playable games, it’s game on! (No quarters required.) This is the first large-scale exhibition to take visitors behind the scenes of how video games are made as well as spotlighting the people who actually make them. From Nintendo’s iconic worlds featuring Mario and Link, to the obsession that is Minecraft, to the immersive experiences of Blizzard Entertainment, this is a landmark collection of the most popular video games on the planet, as well as independent games with a cult-like following.
Free with Admission
