Evening Programme
The event will kick off on Friday 8th September with a programme of interactive talks and workshops for adults at the National Waterfront Museum where visitors can explore cyber-terrorism, draw their dreams, help create the face of Swansea and join a cabaret night of fun, laughs and science compered by Tim Cockrill.
Family Weekend
The family programme will also begin on Friday evening with the Flying Atoms dance performance by Powys Dance at the Taliesin Arts Centre. Then the action will shift to the National Waterfront Museum and Swansea Museum in the heart of the Maritime Quarter for a weekend of family fun.
There will be a feast of entertaining hands-on experiences and the chance to discover science through theatrical presentations, music, and demonstrations. Young visitors and their families will get the chance to make some goo, learn about powders, particles and popcorn and have fun at the chemistry carnival.
The event will kick off on Friday 8th September with a programme of interactive talks and workshops for adults at the National Waterfront Museum where visitors can explore cyber-terrorism, draw their dreams, help create the face of Swansea and join a cabaret night of fun, laughs and science compered by Tim Cockrill.
Family Weekend
The family programme will also begin on Friday evening with the Flying Atoms dance performance by Powys Dance at the Taliesin Arts Centre. Then the action will shift to the National Waterfront Museum and Swansea Museum in the heart of the Maritime Quarter for a weekend of family fun.
There will be a feast of entertaining hands-on experiences and the chance to discover science through theatrical presentations, music, and demonstrations. Young visitors and their families will get the chance to make some goo, learn about powders, particles and popcorn and have fun at the chemistry carnival.
