Campers will explore Mi-Sci’s 220+ interactive exhibits, engage in immersive theater experiences, and investigate fascinating science phenomena through hands-on activities and experiments.
What's Happening at Mi-Sci
Now, every standard admission ticket includes MORE! Your Explore Package ticket includes: General admission + Your choice of Theater Show(s)
A 21+ Experience at the Michigan Science Center
July 24 | 6 – 10 p.m. | Ages 21+
Our newly revamped After Dark series is designed for adults looking to start the evening with something a little different — combining hands-on discovery, conversation, and a unique setting you won’t find anywhere else.
Join us for After Dark: Summer Games, an evening of uniquely curated experiences, including:
- Experience a one-night-only show in the Penske Planetarium featuring the original Olympians in the night sky
- Compete virtually through sports and board games, and test your brain with trivia
- Listen to a special guest speaker
- Sip carefully crafted cocktails from Byrdie Bar — your ticket includes one drink coupon
- Explore Mi-Sci at your own pace
Plan Your Visit
- Friday, July 24
- 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
- Michigan Science Center, 5020 John R St., Detroit, MI
Tickets
- Members: $35
- Designated Driver: $30
- Non-members: $45
Principles of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) are all around us — including in the public safety work of first responders.
Throughout the summer, we’re presenting special programming and demonstrations designed to showcase the STEM principles used by Detroit’s first responders. And as a thank you, we’re offering:
- Free general admission to Mi-Sci: From Memorial Day through Labor Day, Detroit police officers, firefighters, emergency responders and their families will receive free general admission to Mi-Sci with a valid ID at the box office.
- Discounted Mi-Sci memberships for first responders and their families for unlimited visits into 2027 and exclusive discounts at the Science Store.
The Science of Safety initiative is sponsored by Bank of America.
Mi-Sci Membership
Whether for yourself, your family or even a gift for a loved one, a membership to the Michigan Science Center almost pays for itself in just one visit. By joining Mi-Sci, you become a part of our mission to inspire curious minds. Your membership also supports the innovation and operation of our STEM-focused exhibits, programs and events. Enjoy exploring our over 220 hands-on exhibits and participating in amazing science demonstrations with each and every visit. You’ll even get discounts to theater shows, along with special access to exhibit openings and events.
We're Touched by Science
At the Michigan Science Center, we inspire curious minds of all ages to discover, explore and appreciate STEM in a creative and dynamic learning environment. We do it using informal learning techniques that emphasize hands-on, minds-on interactivity through engaging exhibits, theater shows and programs that put you at the center of it all.
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Celebrating 100+ Episodes of ECHO Live!
We can’t believe we’ve already produced more than 100 episodes of ECHO Live! It seems like just yesterday we started our first broadcast. We’re proud to share with you these fun science experiments over the past few of months. We look forward to bringing you new and engaging content each and every weekday!
ECHO Live! is made possible with the generous support of the Ford Motor Company Fund, DENSO and the Weiser Family.
The STEMinista Project
What can a girl do with STEM? She can cure a disease, build a website or discover a new planet. She can create her own video games, design a new car seat for her little brother or create a new nail polish color. She can make a new recipe for people with allergies or even help build a better airplane. Actually, a girl can do anything with STEM. Middle school girls who are curious about the world around them and how things work are invited to be a part of our STEMinista Project!
What can a girl do with STEM?
She can cure a disease, build a website or discover a new planet. She can create her own video games, design a new car seat for her little brother or create a new nail polish color. She can make a new recipe for people with allergies or even help build a better airplane. Actually, a girl can do anything with STEM. Middle school girls who are curious about the world around them and how things work are invited to be a part of our STEMinista Project!
The STEMinista Project! Is made possible with the generous support of General Motors, Ford Motor Company, The Zatkoff Family Legacy Fund, and PNC Foundation.
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