Science
Explore Science Hands-On at Free Expo in Saanich Mall
A community-focused non-profit organization is set to host a free, interactive science expo at the **Tillicum Centre** in **Saanich** on **January 31, 2024**. The event, organized by **Passport to Science**, aims to make science engaging and accessible to all, featuring a variety of hands-on activities designed to inspire curiosity and learning among attendees of all ages.
The expo will include two timed sessions: the first from **10:00 to 12:00** and the second from **12:00 to 14:00**. Participants can look forward to interactive exhibits that promise to captivate young minds. The activities will allow attendees to meet dinosaurs, explore robotics, study insects, and engage in hands-on experiments led by local science organizations.
Passport to Science is committed to breaking down financial barriers that often hinder access to STEAM education, which encompasses **Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math**. By providing this free event, the organization seeks to foster a love for science and learning within the community.
In addition to the engaging exhibits, the science expo will serve as a pre-order opportunity for the complimentary **2026 Passports to Science**. This initiative will offer guided explorations of partner STEAM organizations, with pick-up scheduled for a follow-up event during the upcoming **March break**.
Admission to the science expo is free; however, reservations are required to ensure an organized experience for all participants. Interested individuals can find more information and register for the event by visiting **www.eventbrite.ca**.
The hands-on approach of this expo underscores the importance of interactive learning in fostering scientific literacy and enthusiasm. With activities that cater to diverse interests and age groups, the event promises to be an enriching experience for the entire community.
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