Upcoming at Orlando Science Center
Thursday, November 5
Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival – Full Dome A 28-minute dome show at the Orlando Science Center that takes you back to a distant Earth full of giant creatures. Dinosaur fans and families will enjoy the story of how some of them survived. 
Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. 
T.REX A giant-screen film that traces the tyrannosaurus rex from youth to its prime, mixing CGI with recent fossil science. Shown in the 8K Dome, so the big screen and surround sound do much of the work. 
Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. 
Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. 
America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. 
Open Studio Open-ended, hands-on play at the Orlando Science Center's KidsTown studio, with stations for making things, STEM discovery, an interactive whiteboard and a reading nook. Suited to all ages, so families can explore at their own pace. 
Horse Power 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D theater film that travels the globe to show what horses can do and how closely they bond with people. As an education film, it suits curious kids and the grownups who come with them, screened at the Orlando Science Center. Friday, November 6
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Morning Meadows Toddler Time Little ones help shape a fresh story each morning in a short, playful session inside KidsTown, the Orlando Science Center's hands-on play area for children ages 7 and under. 
Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. 
Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival – Full Dome A 28-minute dome show at the Orlando Science Center that takes you back to a distant Earth full of giant creatures. Dinosaur fans and families will enjoy the story of how some of them survived. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. 
Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. T.REX A giant-screen film that traces the tyrannosaurus rex from youth to its prime, mixing CGI with recent fossil science. Shown in the 8K Dome, so the big screen and surround sound do much of the work. 
Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. 
Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. Open Studio Open-ended, hands-on play at the Orlando Science Center's KidsTown studio, with stations for making things, STEM discovery, an interactive whiteboard and a reading nook. Suited to all ages, so families can explore at their own pace. Horse Power 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D theater film that travels the globe to show what horses can do and how closely they bond with people. As an education film, it suits curious kids and the grownups who come with them, screened at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. 
Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Saturday, November 7
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. 
Bank of America’s Museums on Us Weekend Hands-on science fun across four floors, with giant-screen films and a makerspace for kids eight and up, open to Bank of America and Merrill cardholders. 
One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure – Full Dome A full-dome show where Big Bird and Elmo take an imaginary trip to the moon, then visit a Muppet from a Chinese Sesame Street co-production. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. 
Open Flight Fighter-jet fans get a hands-on flight challenge, steering a virtual F-35B around obstacles over Hong Kong. A good pick for science center visitors who enjoy simulators and aviation. 
Self-Guided Cosmic Experiments Hands-on space experiments under glowing blacklight at Orlando Science Center, with fluorescent chalk showing water flowing against gravity. Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival – Full Dome A 28-minute dome show at the Orlando Science Center that takes you back to a distant Earth full of giant creatures. Dinosaur fans and families will enjoy the story of how some of them survived. 
KABOOM A live chemistry show at the Orlando Science Center where combustion gets explained through colorful, explosive demonstrations. Recommended for kids ages 6 and up. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. T.REX A giant-screen film that traces the tyrannosaurus rex from youth to its prime, mixing CGI with recent fossil science. Shown in the 8K Dome, so the big screen and surround sound do much of the work. KABOOM A live chemistry show at the Orlando Science Center where combustion gets explained through colorful, explosive demonstrations. Recommended for kids ages 6 and up. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. 
Powers of Pokemon Live demonstrations explore the science behind some favorite Pokémon powers at the Orlando Science Center in Loch Haven. It suits Pokémon fans who want to see real science brought to life on stage. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. 
Seminole Symbols/ Seminole Patchwork Mini Maker A hands-on KidsTown session where kids explore how Seminole patchwork patterns serve as symbols for stories and ideas. It is a kid-friendly way to think about how people communicate through design. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. 
James Webb: The Story Unfolds – Live Planetarium Live narration takes you through the far corners of the cosmos as the Webb telescope has imaged them, under a planetarium dome at the Orlando Science Center. A good pick for anyone curious about space. Seminole Symbols/ Seminole Patchwork Mini Maker A hands-on KidsTown session where kids explore how Seminole patchwork patterns serve as symbols for stories and ideas. It is a kid-friendly way to think about how people communicate through design. 
Mindboggling Science An ever-changing stage show at the Orlando Science Center that keeps you guessing whether what you see is magic or science. It is recommended for ages 6 and up, so it suits families with kids that age or older. 
CoLAB Day Examines the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope A NASA engineer gives a behind-the-scenes look at NASA's next-generation space telescope, explained for a general audience. Visitors can also try hands-on activities and talk with STEM experts during the day. 
Ocean Odyssey – Giant Screen Film Ocean currents take center stage in this giant-screen film, which follows a vast flow of water along Australia's east coast. It suits science-minded families and anyone curious about the sea. Sunday, November 8
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Bank of America’s Museums on Us Weekend Hands-on science fun across four floors, with giant-screen films and a makerspace for kids eight and up, open to Bank of America and Merrill cardholders. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure – Full Dome A full-dome show where Big Bird and Elmo take an imaginary trip to the moon, then visit a Muppet from a Chinese Sesame Street co-production. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Open Flight Fighter-jet fans get a hands-on flight challenge, steering a virtual F-35B around obstacles over Hong Kong. A good pick for science center visitors who enjoy simulators and aviation. Self-Guided Cosmic Experiments Hands-on space experiments under glowing blacklight at Orlando Science Center, with fluorescent chalk showing water flowing against gravity. Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival – Full Dome A 28-minute dome show at the Orlando Science Center that takes you back to a distant Earth full of giant creatures. Dinosaur fans and families will enjoy the story of how some of them survived. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. T.REX A giant-screen film that traces the tyrannosaurus rex from youth to its prime, mixing CGI with recent fossil science. Shown in the 8K Dome, so the big screen and surround sound do much of the work. KABOOM A live chemistry show at the Orlando Science Center where combustion gets explained through colorful, explosive demonstrations. Recommended for kids ages 6 and up. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. Powers of Pokemon Live demonstrations explore the science behind some favorite Pokémon powers at the Orlando Science Center in Loch Haven. It suits Pokémon fans who want to see real science brought to life on stage. Seminole Symbols/ Seminole Patchwork Mini Maker A hands-on KidsTown session where kids explore how Seminole patchwork patterns serve as symbols for stories and ideas. It is a kid-friendly way to think about how people communicate through design. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. James Webb: The Story Unfolds – Live Planetarium Live narration takes you through the far corners of the cosmos as the Webb telescope has imaged them, under a planetarium dome at the Orlando Science Center. A good pick for anyone curious about space. Horse Power 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D theater film that travels the globe to show what horses can do and how closely they bond with people. As an education film, it suits curious kids and the grownups who come with them, screened at the Orlando Science Center. Seminole Symbols/ Seminole Patchwork Mini Maker A hands-on KidsTown session where kids explore how Seminole patchwork patterns serve as symbols for stories and ideas. It is a kid-friendly way to think about how people communicate through design. Mindboggling Science An ever-changing stage show at the Orlando Science Center that keeps you guessing whether what you see is magic or science. It is recommended for ages 6 and up, so it suits families with kids that age or older. Ocean Odyssey – Giant Screen Film Ocean currents take center stage in this giant-screen film, which follows a vast flow of water along Australia's east coast. It suits science-minded families and anyone curious about the sea. Monday, November 9
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. 
A New Blue – Full Dome A planetarium trip through real exoplanet discoveries like K2-18b and Kepler-186f, with a look at how scientists spot distant worlds and the technologies that might someday reach a new Earth. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. T.REX A giant-screen film that traces the tyrannosaurus rex from youth to its prime, mixing CGI with recent fossil science. Shown in the 8K Dome, so the big screen and surround sound do much of the work. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. 
Force and Motion Tinker Time Kids build ball tracks to learn force and motion at the Orlando Science Center. Recommended for ages 3 and up, it casts them as engineers helping an astronaut reach the moon. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. 
Wild Rescue 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D film that tracks animals through a wildlife hospital, from intake to treatment and healing, screened in the Orlando Science Center theater. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Force and Motion Tinker Time Kids build ball tracks to learn force and motion at the Orlando Science Center. Recommended for ages 3 and up, it casts them as engineers helping an astronaut reach the moon. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Tuesday, November 10
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. A New Blue – Full Dome A planetarium trip through real exoplanet discoveries like K2-18b and Kepler-186f, with a look at how scientists spot distant worlds and the technologies that might someday reach a new Earth. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. T.REX A giant-screen film that traces the tyrannosaurus rex from youth to its prime, mixing CGI with recent fossil science. Shown in the 8K Dome, so the big screen and surround sound do much of the work. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. Force and Motion Tinker Time Kids build ball tracks to learn force and motion at the Orlando Science Center. Recommended for ages 3 and up, it casts them as engineers helping an astronaut reach the moon. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. Wild Rescue 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D film that tracks animals through a wildlife hospital, from intake to treatment and healing, screened in the Orlando Science Center theater. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Force and Motion Tinker Time Kids build ball tracks to learn force and motion at the Orlando Science Center. Recommended for ages 3 and up, it casts them as engineers helping an astronaut reach the moon. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Wednesday, November 11
Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. Thursday, November 12
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Morning Meadows Toddler Time Little ones help shape a fresh story each morning in a short, playful session inside KidsTown, the Orlando Science Center's hands-on play area for children ages 7 and under. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. A New Blue – Full Dome A planetarium trip through real exoplanet discoveries like K2-18b and Kepler-186f, with a look at how scientists spot distant worlds and the technologies that might someday reach a new Earth. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. 
Always Above – Full Dome A full-dome planetarium show that explains the satellites overhead and how much modern life leans on them. Good for anyone curious about the night sky and the technology orbiting Earth. Open Studio Open-ended, hands-on play at the Orlando Science Center's KidsTown studio, with stations for making things, STEM discovery, an interactive whiteboard and a reading nook. Suited to all ages, so families can explore at their own pace. Wild Rescue 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D film that tracks animals through a wildlife hospital, from intake to treatment and healing, screened in the Orlando Science Center theater. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Friday, November 13
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Morning Meadows Toddler Time Little ones help shape a fresh story each morning in a short, playful session inside KidsTown, the Orlando Science Center's hands-on play area for children ages 7 and under. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. A New Blue – Full Dome A planetarium trip through real exoplanet discoveries like K2-18b and Kepler-186f, with a look at how scientists spot distant worlds and the technologies that might someday reach a new Earth. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. Always Above – Full Dome A full-dome planetarium show that explains the satellites overhead and how much modern life leans on them. Good for anyone curious about the night sky and the technology orbiting Earth. Open Studio Open-ended, hands-on play at the Orlando Science Center's KidsTown studio, with stations for making things, STEM discovery, an interactive whiteboard and a reading nook. Suited to all ages, so families can explore at their own pace. Wild Rescue 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D film that tracks animals through a wildlife hospital, from intake to treatment and healing, screened in the Orlando Science Center theater. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Saturday, November 14
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. Solar Saturday A chance to study our nearest star through Florida's biggest public refractor telescope, with hands-on activities along the way. One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure – Full Dome A full-dome show where Big Bird and Elmo take an imaginary trip to the moon, then visit a Muppet from a Chinese Sesame Street co-production. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Open Flight Fighter-jet fans get a hands-on flight challenge, steering a virtual F-35B around obstacles over Hong Kong. A good pick for science center visitors who enjoy simulators and aviation. A New Blue – Full Dome A planetarium trip through real exoplanet discoveries like K2-18b and Kepler-186f, with a look at how scientists spot distant worlds and the technologies that might someday reach a new Earth. Self-Guided Cosmic Experiments Hands-on space experiments under glowing blacklight at Orlando Science Center, with fluorescent chalk showing water flowing against gravity. KABOOM A live chemistry show at the Orlando Science Center where combustion gets explained through colorful, explosive demonstrations. Recommended for kids ages 6 and up. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. 
October Sky (1999) Rocketry and space curiosity take center stage in this family-friendly screening, where a coal miner's son builds rockets after spotting Sputnik. 
Global Peace 360°: Storytime Cinema- October Sky A West Virginia teen's drive to build rockets after seeing Sputnik cross the sky makes a film worth a night out. Rated PG, it's a hopeful tale about family expectations and chasing a dream. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. KABOOM A live chemistry show at the Orlando Science Center where combustion gets explained through colorful, explosive demonstrations. Recommended for kids ages 6 and up. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. Powers of Pokemon Live demonstrations explore the science behind some favorite Pokémon powers at the Orlando Science Center in Loch Haven. It suits Pokémon fans who want to see real science brought to life on stage. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. Seminole Symbols/ Seminole Patchwork Mini Maker A hands-on KidsTown session where kids explore how Seminole patchwork patterns serve as symbols for stories and ideas. It is a kid-friendly way to think about how people communicate through design. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. James Webb: The Story Unfolds – Live Planetarium Live narration takes you through the far corners of the cosmos as the Webb telescope has imaged them, under a planetarium dome at the Orlando Science Center. A good pick for anyone curious about space. Wild Rescue 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D film that tracks animals through a wildlife hospital, from intake to treatment and healing, screened in the Orlando Science Center theater. Seminole Symbols/ Seminole Patchwork Mini Maker A hands-on KidsTown session where kids explore how Seminole patchwork patterns serve as symbols for stories and ideas. It is a kid-friendly way to think about how people communicate through design. Always Above – Full Dome A full-dome planetarium show that explains the satellites overhead and how much modern life leans on them. Good for anyone curious about the night sky and the technology orbiting Earth. Mindboggling Science An ever-changing stage show at the Orlando Science Center that keeps you guessing whether what you see is magic or science. It is recommended for ages 6 and up, so it suits families with kids that age or older. 
Cosmic Concerts Laser light shows set to The Beatles, Rush and Metallica fill the Science Center's dome with loud sound and bright beams. It suits music fans who want a nostalgic night out, though it is meant for ages 12 and up. Laser Beatles Beatles songs play at 30,000 watts while vibrant lasers light up the room. It suits music lovers aged 12 and up who like a retro feel. Rush 2112 Classic rock anthems meet laser visuals and 30,000 watts of sound in the Science Center's Dome, built for music fans ages 12 and up. Metallica Lasers and 30,000 watts of sound fill the Science Center dome with hits like Master of Puppets and Enter Sandman. Designed for music fans ages 12 and up, it is a loud, nostalgic night out. Sunday, November 15
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Elegy for the Unseen: The Art of Extinct Species A Special Exhibition at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery! Artists imagine vanished creatures, from a Neanderthal and a Dire Wolf to a Tyrannosaurus rex, alongside a real 200-million-year-old ammonite fossil. Student work from Pace Brantley Preparatory School is shown beside pieces by established adult artists. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Open Flight Fighter-jet fans get a hands-on flight challenge, steering a virtual F-35B around obstacles over Hong Kong. A good pick for science center visitors who enjoy simulators and aviation. A New Blue – Full Dome A planetarium trip through real exoplanet discoveries like K2-18b and Kepler-186f, with a look at how scientists spot distant worlds and the technologies that might someday reach a new Earth. Self-Guided Cosmic Experiments Hands-on space experiments under glowing blacklight at Orlando Science Center, with fluorescent chalk showing water flowing against gravity. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. KABOOM A live chemistry show at the Orlando Science Center where combustion gets explained through colorful, explosive demonstrations. Recommended for kids ages 6 and up. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. Powers of Pokemon Live demonstrations explore the science behind some favorite Pokémon powers at the Orlando Science Center in Loch Haven. It suits Pokémon fans who want to see real science brought to life on stage. Seminole Symbols/ Seminole Patchwork Mini Maker A hands-on KidsTown session where kids explore how Seminole patchwork patterns serve as symbols for stories and ideas. It is a kid-friendly way to think about how people communicate through design. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. James Webb: The Story Unfolds – Live Planetarium Live narration takes you through the far corners of the cosmos as the Webb telescope has imaged them, under a planetarium dome at the Orlando Science Center. A good pick for anyone curious about space. Wild Rescue 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D film that tracks animals through a wildlife hospital, from intake to treatment and healing, screened in the Orlando Science Center theater. Seminole Symbols/ Seminole Patchwork Mini Maker A hands-on KidsTown session where kids explore how Seminole patchwork patterns serve as symbols for stories and ideas. It is a kid-friendly way to think about how people communicate through design. Always Above – Full Dome A full-dome planetarium show that explains the satellites overhead and how much modern life leans on them. Good for anyone curious about the night sky and the technology orbiting Earth. Mindboggling Science An ever-changing stage show at the Orlando Science Center that keeps you guessing whether what you see is magic or science. It is recommended for ages 6 and up, so it suits families with kids that age or older. Monday, November 16
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. 
Moonbase: The Next Step – Full Dome A full-dome show at Orlando Science Center breaks down how a Moon mission could survive low gravity, extreme temperatures and toxic lunar dust. It suits anyone curious about space travel and the engineering that makes it possible. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. Always Above – Full Dome A full-dome planetarium show that explains the satellites overhead and how much modern life leans on them. Good for anyone curious about the night sky and the technology orbiting Earth. Force and Motion Tinker Time Kids build ball tracks to learn force and motion at the Orlando Science Center. Recommended for ages 3 and up, it casts them as engineers helping an astronaut reach the moon. Horse Power 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D theater film that travels the globe to show what horses can do and how closely they bond with people. As an education film, it suits curious kids and the grownups who come with them, screened at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Force and Motion Tinker Time Kids build ball tracks to learn force and motion at the Orlando Science Center. Recommended for ages 3 and up, it casts them as engineers helping an astronaut reach the moon. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Tuesday, November 17
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Moonbase: The Next Step – Full Dome A full-dome show at Orlando Science Center breaks down how a Moon mission could survive low gravity, extreme temperatures and toxic lunar dust. It suits anyone curious about space travel and the engineering that makes it possible. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. Always Above – Full Dome A full-dome planetarium show that explains the satellites overhead and how much modern life leans on them. Good for anyone curious about the night sky and the technology orbiting Earth. Force and Motion Tinker Time Kids build ball tracks to learn force and motion at the Orlando Science Center. Recommended for ages 3 and up, it casts them as engineers helping an astronaut reach the moon. Horse Power 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D theater film that travels the globe to show what horses can do and how closely they bond with people. As an education film, it suits curious kids and the grownups who come with them, screened at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Force and Motion Tinker Time Kids build ball tracks to learn force and motion at the Orlando Science Center. Recommended for ages 3 and up, it casts them as engineers helping an astronaut reach the moon. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Thursday, November 19
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Morning Meadows Toddler Time Little ones help shape a fresh story each morning in a short, playful session inside KidsTown, the Orlando Science Center's hands-on play area for children ages 7 and under. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Moonbase: The Next Step – Full Dome A full-dome show at Orlando Science Center breaks down how a Moon mission could survive low gravity, extreme temperatures and toxic lunar dust. It suits anyone curious about space travel and the engineering that makes it possible. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. Always Above – Full Dome A full-dome planetarium show that explains the satellites overhead and how much modern life leans on them. Good for anyone curious about the night sky and the technology orbiting Earth. Open Studio Open-ended, hands-on play at the Orlando Science Center's KidsTown studio, with stations for making things, STEM discovery, an interactive whiteboard and a reading nook. Suited to all ages, so families can explore at their own pace. Horse Power 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D theater film that travels the globe to show what horses can do and how closely they bond with people. As an education film, it suits curious kids and the grownups who come with them, screened at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Friday, November 20
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Morning Meadows Toddler Time Little ones help shape a fresh story each morning in a short, playful session inside KidsTown, the Orlando Science Center's hands-on play area for children ages 7 and under. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Moonbase: The Next Step – Full Dome A full-dome show at Orlando Science Center breaks down how a Moon mission could survive low gravity, extreme temperatures and toxic lunar dust. It suits anyone curious about space travel and the engineering that makes it possible. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. Prehistoric Pals Meet life-size baby dinosaurs Clawdia the T-Rex and Spike the Triceratops in the Dino Digs exhibit hall. Open to all ages, it shows the ways scientists peer back in time and learn how dinosaurs lived. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. Always Above – Full Dome A full-dome planetarium show that explains the satellites overhead and how much modern life leans on them. Good for anyone curious about the night sky and the technology orbiting Earth. Open Studio Open-ended, hands-on play at the Orlando Science Center's KidsTown studio, with stations for making things, STEM discovery, an interactive whiteboard and a reading nook. Suited to all ages, so families can explore at their own pace. Horse Power 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D theater film that travels the globe to show what horses can do and how closely they bond with people. As an education film, it suits curious kids and the grownups who come with them, screened at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Saturday, November 21
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Astro Fest One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure – Full Dome A full-dome show where Big Bird and Elmo take an imaginary trip to the moon, then visit a Muppet from a Chinese Sesame Street co-production. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Open Flight Fighter-jet fans get a hands-on flight challenge, steering a virtual F-35B around obstacles over Hong Kong. A good pick for science center visitors who enjoy simulators and aviation. Self-Guided Cosmic Experiments Hands-on space experiments under glowing blacklight at Orlando Science Center, with fluorescent chalk showing water flowing against gravity. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. KABOOM A live chemistry show at the Orlando Science Center where combustion gets explained through colorful, explosive demonstrations. Recommended for kids ages 6 and up. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Orlando Under The Stars – Live Planetarium A live presenter guides you through the night sky in the planetarium, showing how to find stars, constellations and planets above Orlando. It suits anyone curious about space, from beginners to skywatchers who want to learn more. Powers of Pokemon Live demonstrations explore the science behind some favorite Pokémon powers at the Orlando Science Center in Loch Haven. It suits Pokémon fans who want to see real science brought to life on stage. Seminole Symbols/ Seminole Patchwork Mini Maker A hands-on KidsTown session where kids explore how Seminole patchwork patterns serve as symbols for stories and ideas. It is a kid-friendly way to think about how people communicate through design. Superpowered Science Learn the science behind favorite superpowers through the antics of a super villain in training in this live show at the Orlando Science Center. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. Space Flight Take the controls of a spacecraft and fly through the galaxy past stars, planets and asteroids at the Orlando Science Center. James Webb: The Story Unfolds – Live Planetarium Live narration takes you through the far corners of the cosmos as the Webb telescope has imaged them, under a planetarium dome at the Orlando Science Center. A good pick for anyone curious about space. Horse Power 3D – Education Film 3D A 3D theater film that travels the globe to show what horses can do and how closely they bond with people. As an education film, it suits curious kids and the grownups who come with them, screened at the Orlando Science Center. Seminole Symbols/ Seminole Patchwork Mini Maker A hands-on KidsTown session where kids explore how Seminole patchwork patterns serve as symbols for stories and ideas. It is a kid-friendly way to think about how people communicate through design. Always Above – Full Dome A full-dome planetarium show that explains the satellites overhead and how much modern life leans on them. Good for anyone curious about the night sky and the technology orbiting Earth. Mindboggling Science An ever-changing stage show at the Orlando Science Center that keeps you guessing whether what you see is magic or science. It is recommended for ages 6 and up, so it suits families with kids that age or older. Moonbase: The Next Step – Full Dome A full-dome show at Orlando Science Center breaks down how a Moon mission could survive low gravity, extreme temperatures and toxic lunar dust. It suits anyone curious about space travel and the engineering that makes it possible. Sunday, November 22
Self-Guided Maker Activities Hands-on stop motion animation and flip book making at the Orlando Science Center's Hive, from simple flip books to full film projects. Built for ages 8 and up, with a focus on the science behind film-making. Extreme Sports Hands-on challenges and simulations show the physics, psychology and physiology behind wingsuit flying, parkour, ice climbing and freediving. Expect the rush of big heights, fast speeds and deep water, explained along the way. Astro Fest Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Open Flight Fighter-jet fans get a hands-on flight challenge, steering a virtual F-35B around obstacles over Hong Kong. A good pick for science center visitors who enjoy simulators and aviation. Self-Guided Cosmic Experiments Hands-on space experiments under glowing blacklight at Orlando Science Center, with fluorescent chalk showing water flowing against gravity. Creative Constellations Storytime Picture books about the bear, the dipper and other night-sky shapes, plus a lesson on rotation and orbit. Held in the KidsTown Studio at the Orlando Science Center, it suits all ages. Cool Science Watch liquid nitrogen demonstrations that reveal the science of extreme cold on the Discovery Stage at the Orlando Science Center. America The Beautiful – Giant Screen Film A giant screen film that takes viewers coast to coast through mountains, plains, deserts and wetlands, narrated by Kelsey Grammer. It also looks at the conservation work that has kept these landscapes intact. KABOOM A live chemistry show at the Orlando Science Center where combustion gets explained through colorful, explosive demonstrations. Recommended for kids ages 6 and up. Guided Planet Tour A planet-by-planet journey through the solar system, using the Science on a Sphere display at Orlando Science Center. Expect a close look at what sets each neighboring world apart, made for curious minds. 11 past events at Orlando Science Center in the last 12 months.
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