*The Saint Louis Science Center’s Life Science Lab*
This summer, the St. Louis Science Center summer events lineup offers interactive, educational fun for families, science lovers, and curious minds of all ages. With a mix of immersive exhibits, live shows, and cinematic experiences, visitors can discover science in fresh and memorable ways.
Featured Exhibits and Experiences
POMPEII: THE EXHIBITION
Step into ancient history as you explore the preserved ruins of Pompeii, the Roman city buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. The exhibit features nearly 150 authentic artifacts and a powerful 4D simulation of the volcanic eruption. This time-traveling experience brings history and geology to life in vivid detail.
Laser Light Shows
Through August 10, enjoy the Science Center’s popular laser shows, choreographed to music by artists like Taylor Swift and Pink Floyd. These multi-sensory shows combine science, sound, and color for a thrilling experience.
OMNIMAX® Theater Films
Catch visually stunning films in the five-story OMNIMAX® Theater, featuring IMAX® with Laser technology. Current screenings include:
- The Blue Angels: Fly alongside Navy pilots through a full season of elite aerial training.
- Superhuman Body: Dive deep into the wonders of the human body and the technologies changing healthcare.
- T. REX: Follow a true fossil dig story, and see the mighty dinosaur brought to life with CGI.
- Wild Rescue: Meet the Wildlife Heroes Saving Orphaned and Injured Animals.
- Volcanoes: The Fires of Creation: Watch Earth’s raw power unfold through explosive eruptions and molten terrain.
Each film offers insight into the natural world, the human body, and the realm of scientific discovery.
Plan Your Visit
The St. Louis Science Center summer events are designed to inspire and educate, whether you’re a returning visitor or discovering it for the first time. With programs changing regularly, it’s worth checking their event calendar before you go.
Location:
5050 Oakland Avenue, St. Louis, MO
Free general admission; some exhibitions and shows require tickets.
Content for this summary was derived from original reporting by St Louis Magazine
