SCIENCE CENTER OF IOWA ANNOUNCES RENOVATION OF "WHEN THINGS GET MOVING" EXHIBIT
- Monday July 29, 2024
The Science Center of Iowa is thrilled to announce that the beloved "When Things Get Moving" exhibit will undergo an extensive renovation to enhance visitor experience and engagement. The exhibit will close to the public on Monday, August 12 to allow for these exciting upgrades.
The "When Things Get Moving" exhibit has long been a favorite among visitors of all ages, offering interactive components and hands-on activities that explore the principles of motion, physics, and engineering. The upcoming renovations will expand on these elements, introducing new and immersive experiences designed to captivate and educate. Visitors can look forward to new interactive exhibits that provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of motion and mechanics.
"We are committed to continually improving our exhibits to provide the best possible experience for our visitors," said Curt Simmons, President & CEO of the Science Center of Iowa. "The renovations to the 'When Things Get Moving' exhibit will introduce innovative new elements that inspire curiosity and lead to incredible a-ha moments."
The Science Center of Iowa invites all members and visitors to experience the current exhibit before it closes on Monday, August 12. We appreciate the community's patience and support during this renovation period and look forward to welcoming everyone back to experience the enhanced "When Things Get Moving" exhibit when it reopens in October 2024. Stay tuned for further updates and sneak peeks of what’s to come!
About the Science Center of Iowa
The Science Center of Iowa engages and inspires Iowans along their journey of lifelong science learning. The 110,000-sq. ft. facility located in Downtown Des Moines features dynamic experience platforms, large format theaters and daily interactive science demonstrations, including the NAEYC-accredited SCI Preschool. The Science Center of Iowa also provides educational outreach programs across the state of Iowa. For more information, visit www.sciowa.org.