Saturday Science at Discovery is a monthly series that features interactive exploration stations centered around a particular topic. Families and learners of all ages are invited to explore hands-on science fun during this free drop-in event, which generally is held from 10 a.m. until noon on the second Saturday of each month in the Town Center of the Discovery Building.

Helpful visitor tips

  • You do not need to check in when you arrive.
  • Station posters have instructions and inspiration to get you started.
  • Adults are encouraged to participate alongside youth so everyone's creativity, curiosity and skills can flourish.
  • There is no required order for the stations. Your curiosity can guide you through the expo.
  • We have many volunteers who support the event, so please help us show them our appreciation!
Saturday
10:00 am
November 9
Town Center

Saturday Science: Get Set to Meet a Pet Vet

This event is free and open to the public. It features interactive exploration stations for children and families.

Learn about veterinary medicine and the connection between animal and human health! Explore research from the UW School of Veterinary Medicine; interact with dogs, reptiles and exotic species; discover what it takes to become a veterinarian; try veterinary medical tools; see how veterinarians protect public health; and more.

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Saturday
10:00 am
December 14
Town Center

Saturday Science at Discovery

This event is free and open to the public. It features interactive exploration stations for children and families.

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Saturday Science at Discovery is supported by the Morgridge Institute for Research, UW–Madison and WARF.

Saturday Science is sponsored by:
MilliporeSigma

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