NEXT Up: Jason Brown on equitable STEM education and why science does not have an agenda
"Science, in and of itself, does not have an agenda; only those who have agendas threatened by science profess that it does."
27 Feb 2020
Pittsburgh’s top 13 kid-friendly events in December
Whether you’re looking for a holly jolly good time or an escape from the yuletide madness, we've got you covered.
27 Nov 2019
5 ways that ‘Mummies of the World’ appeals to Pittsburgh kids
Kids will be captivated by hands-on interactive stations, cutting-edge 3-D animation and state-of-the-art multimedia.
02 Oct 2019
Find your Mona Lisa smile at Carnegie Science Center’s new Da Vinci exhibit
“Even 500 years later, Da Vinci’s work is still being studied. He still plays a part in our daily lives. It’s interesting to see this all in one setting.”
18 Feb 2019
What Straw Forward artists created out of 25,000 used drinking straws, and why they did it
These single-use plastics could have become forgotten pollution. Instead, they're public art.
15 Jan 2019
The final frontier? With these 10 cool ways kids can explore space in Pittsburgh, it’s just the beginning
Space exploration and the study of the night sky captivate the imagination.
24 Oct 2018
Art of the Brick is the (amazing) blockbuster LEGO exhibit that the new PPG Science Pavilion was built for
See the stunning LEGO exhibit here in photos.
15 Jun 2018
$33 million PPG Science Pavilion opens with cool labs, exhibit space and killer views
Nine years in the making, this new space will increase the number of students learning about STEM and science discoveries.
11 Jun 2018
What happens when two scientists walk into a Pittsburgh bar?
With Two Scientists Walk into a Bar and Astronomy on Tap, Pittsburgh has all your beer drinking and science learning needs covered.
31 May 2018
Experience the 2018 Oscar-nominated shorts at Pittsburgh’s most advanced theater
Rangos Giant Cinema at Carnegie Science Center
February 16 - 22
Various times
February 16 - 22
Various times
13 Feb 2018