Thanks to support from Ford Motor Company Fund, the community is invited to visit Michigan Science Center (MiSci) for FREE on Sunday, March 8, 2020 to celebrate women in science on International Women’s Day!
On this day, guests can enjoy complimentary admission to more than 220+ exhibits from 12 p.m. – 5 p.m. General admission tickets are free, and pre-registration is encouraged {love this because it helps with crowd control!}.
Visitors will learn about women scientists and the contributions they have made to society. A few activities include:
- DNA extraction to highlight the contributions of Barbara McClintock
- A cloud chamber to feature the work of Marie Curie
- Creating binary bracelets in honor of Joan Clark
- Amazing Astronomy and Fantastic Physics, two different live stage shows that spotlight the incredible career of Mae Jemison
Available time slots for the day include 12 p.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. REGISTER HERE to choose your time to visit.
There is tons to discover for ALL ages at this museum, and even a cute cafe on the premises. Learn 10 reasons we love MiSci for more information relevant to families.
The Michigan Science Center is located at 5020 John R St., Detroit, Michigan.
PARKING
Public parking is available in the DIA lot on John R just north of our building for $7, or you can look for street parking and use the Park Detroit app {super affordable that way}.
Other Places To Go in Detroit
Some of our favorite family-friendly spots to eat around Detroit include Buddy’s Pizza {now downtown!}, Jolly Pumpkin, Punch Bowl Social {make sure to check out The Belt — an alley full of murals behind the building}, Bobcat Bonnies, and Mercury Burger Bar.
If you’re looking for more FREE things to do this season around Southeast Michigan, make sure to check out this list — it’s always changing, so check back often!
Have so much fun if you visit!
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