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Experience Canada’s story of science and technology innovation

On a red circular background, a girls smiles excitedly as she looks at a petrie dish with green shapes on it. Next to the girl are small images of an old fashioned light bulb and a vintage locomotive with the numbers 6400 on the front. These are placed on various coloured geometric shapes.
1867 St. Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, ON
Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Sunday
Advanced ticketing recommended

[We hear upbeat music throughout the video. We see two kids running around and into the crazy kitchen at the Canada Science and Technology Museum.]

[A red patterned screen appears. Text onscreen: “Innovate and let your creativity run wild.”]

[A child releases a toy car onto a track and it zooms towards the camera.]

[A red patterned screen appears. Text onscreen: “Imagine and learn in our immersive exhibitions.”]

[Young people next to a locomotive.]

[An adult and a child play rock paper scissors next to a locomotive.]

[A young person rides an old-fashioned bicycle in the museum while a museum guide walks alongside him.]

[A red patterned screen appears. Text onscreen: “Wonder and be thrilled by our crowd-pleasing experiments.”]

[A museum lights a flame on a darkened demonstration stage.]

[Two young people sit in the demonstration stage audience.]

[A museum guide makes a small rocket take off on the demonstration stage.]

[A museum guide shows the Van der Graff generator to children who then touch it, causing their hair to stand on end.]

[Upbeat music followed by a sparkling sound. The Ingenium and Canada Science and Technology Museum logos appear.]

[The Government of Canada wordmark appears.]

Spark your curiosity this March Break!

This March Break, join us for an exciting blend of science and play!

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A person in a red coat holding up a red Micro:bit animal while smiling. It is set against a turquoise background.

Build a micro:bit pet on your next PD day!

Join us for a fun and interactive half-day workshop where you’ll build a micro:bit pet and learn how to code it!

Experience our crowd-pleasing experiments

Learn how clouds form, what makes fireworks go boom, and more in our entertaining daily demonstrations.

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Two young girls are seated in red chairs at a wooden table, in front of them are homemade circuits made of little wood blocks, green and yellow wires and batteries. The girl on the left is smiling at the girl on the right as she tests out the circuit with a smile on her face.

Get tinkering in Exploratek

Build prototypes, test theories and let your imagination run wild in our tinker lab. Join us for hands-on challenges to spark an interest in STEAM.

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