Discover Science Saturday

Theme: Pi Day. We're celebrating Pi Day a little early! Did you know that Albert Einstein was actually born on Pi Day, March 14, 1897? Join us today to learn a little more about Einstein, make your own Pi bead bracelet to take home, discover how to measure Pi with a fun activity, and of course, enjoy a few slices of actual pie.

Today, we're kicking off our Pi Day Fundraiser! You can honor the mathematical constant with actual pie while raising funds to support the center's education programs and community outreach. It's a delicious win-win! Your donation makes an incredible impact on the children and families that make memorable educational discoveries together at the museum, during hands-on workshops, and at events all around Northwest Florida.

You can't make the event but still want to contribute? Donations will be accepted for the month of March on Give Lively, in person, over the phone, and by mail. We have a goal of raising $3,141.59 to honor the first few digits of Pi. Donations on the Give Lively page are set to varying digits of Pi, but feel free to enter your own amount in the box on the right. We truly appreciate your donation. The Science Center could not do what we do without your support. You could say that donors like you are the apple of our pie.

Please note there will be no sciPad games today.

Schedule

-Hands-on activities available from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 

Access to all activities included with general admission pricing (which means current Science Center members get in FREE).

$12 adults/$10 seniors/$10 kids/kids 2 and under FREE

Military discount available.