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MAASive Lates: Science
 

On Thursday 9 August, after-hours favourite MAASLive Lates: Science returns to the Powerhouse Museum to celebrate the launch of Sydney Science Festival. This free event is your chance meet experts, get creative with a range of hands-on activities, tour exhibitions and chat with curators in a huge night of science.

Visitors can sample Lindsay Kelley’s edible gelatinous anatomy, stargaze with astronomers on the Sydney Observatory forecourt, escape into virtual reality, speed-meet a scientist or two, and plenty more!

 

Event details

Venue: Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences 500 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW, Australia
Bookings: (02) 9217 0222
Start Date: Thursday 09 August 2018

https://sydneyscience.com.au/2018/

 

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