Exhibits for Rent

Soar with Bats

Highlighting human-bat cultural connections through science, culture, folklore, mythology, and pop culture - it is a rare chance to observe live bats eating fruit and flying around their enclosure.

Bats are the only mammal capable of true, sustained flight. Throughout history, bats have been associated with magic, sorcery, and superstition. Bats have symbolized good and evil. Today, bats are looked at as indicator species for the health of the environment and continue to fascinate people around the world.

Engineer It

This hands-on exhibit explores the many components of Civil Engineering. Design, build, and test your creations on the earthquake table and the typhoon table. Build a LEGO bridge or move some earth with a kid-friendly excavator. Other components include a puzzle cube and magnetic tiles.

35 Million Miles to Mars

We have never sent a human to Mars. We have sent satellites and really awesome robots, but no humans. Would you sign up for this epic journey?

Some exhibit features include human Mars exploration, a Mars Rover, Mars vs. Earth comparisons, and the newest concept of developing tourist sites on Mars.

Sound Science

This hands-on exhibit explores the science of all things sound. Watch sound waves in motion, strum an electric guitar, listen to the soundscape, and learn all about ears, voice, and music.

Electricity

Built in partnership with NorthWestern Energy, this hands-on exhibit explores something we use every day – electricity! A few of the exhibit components including making static electricity with a Van de Graaff generator, creating electricity with a bike, and finding out where the electricity in your house comes from.