What's on at the World Science Festival Brisbane for families
Returning in March 2021, World Science Festival Brisbane explores and celebrates the connections between art and science in a specially curated program of events.
Here’s a sample of the family friendly events taking place at World Science Festival Brisbane 2021:
Big Bang Education Science Experiment
27 March: free entry, non-ticketed
Everyday science is brought to life in this exciting and educational show exploring phenomena such as forces, air pressure, states of matter and more.
28 March: free entry, non-ticketed
Get ready to rock with Red Rocket 3, a three-piece live rock band for kids, performing a high-energy show with sing-alongs and interactive games.
24 - 28 March: free entry, non-ticketed
Watch the Queensland Museum Green Tree Pythons being fed and listen to one of the museum experts explain their unique feeding adaptations and more.
Sea Monsters: Prehistoric Ocean Predators ©Queensland Museum
27 March: $15 - $18 per ticket, discount for ticket bundles
Join Queensland Museum palaeontologist Dr Espen Knutsen on a journey discovering the ancient giant marine reptiles that hunted the depths of the sea. The ticket price includes entry to Sea Monsters: Prehistoric Ocean Predators after the talk. Book your tickets from the World Science Festival Brisbane website.
27 March: free entry, non-ticketed
A captivating science show featuring fun, raw science experiments including water cooler volcanoes and mega soap explosions.
27 March: free entry, non-ticketed
In 2021 World Science Festival Brisbane is celebrating Earth Hour by bringing together four choirs who will sing a collection of songs exploring science, the universe and our impact on the environment.
The World Science Festival Brisbane is on from 24 - 28 March 2021. To see the complete program, head to the official festival website.
