science

Fall into Science World: Tuesday Extended Hours, Bat Week Spooktacular 🦇

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Don’t miss out on Bat Week’s winged wonderland of activities.

Back By Popular Demand, Science World To Host Highly Popular Girls and STEAM Event In Week Long Format

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From February 22-26, Science World will host its popular Girls & STEAM event! This FREE, action-packed week will provide engaging, future-focused opportunities for girls aged 14-16.

Science World To Launch Newest Feature Exhibition: Backyard Adventures

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Visitors will get to dig in the dirt of an augmented reality garden bed, collect pollen from flowers, listen to the sounds of birds and frogs, play backyard-themed mini golf and interact with the science that’s all around them.

TELUS World of Science presents Towers of Tomorrow with LEGOÂŽ Bricks January 24 – September 7

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On January 24, TELUS World of Science will debut its newest exhibition Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO® Bricks presented by Concert Properties and White Spot Restaurants. This exciting gallery features 20 of the world’s most astonishing skyscrapers from Canada, the United States, Australia, Asia and the United Arab Emirates

Inaugural Uncorked – A Celebration of the Science of Wine – A Big Success!

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Iconic Wineries of British Columbia in partnership with Science World at TELUS World of Science presented Uncorked: A Celebration of the Science of Wine,’ a spectacular wine-themed event. A  one night only event that featured internationally acclaimed winemakers, viticulturists and chefs from Iconic Wineries of British Columbia showcasing the science, craftsmanship and terroir that make Okanagan wines so extraordinary.

Chill Out & Go Back to School with Uno Gelato – October 17 to February 27

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Great for girls night, date night, or come solo and meet some new friends, Uno Gelato 101 students will discover the sweet science of making gelato and sorbetto in the classic Italian method.

The Paisley Notebook’s ‘Artist Series’ 2

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Teaming up with local artists in music, art and science, the second dinner in the three-part series will showcase a partnership with the Kelowna Museums Society and local singer/songwriter/violist, Chloe Davidson.