An eagerly anticipated annual event at the Discovery Science Place in Tyler, Texas, is set to bring together families and science enthusiasts for a day filled with engaging activities. The community is warmly invited to join in the festivities, which will include interactive science-themed stations, entertainment options, and family-friendly attractions. This free event aims to foster curiosity and learning among children while offering fun for all ages.
Preparations are underway for the upcoming celebration, organized by the Discovery Science Place to mark its special occasion. Linda Atkinson-Pettee, a board member and co-chair of the Founder’s Day event, expressed excitement about extending an open invitation to everyone in the community. "This is not just a birthday party; it's an opportunity to engage with science in a hands-on way," she noted, emphasizing the importance of involving young minds.
The program boasts a variety of exciting activities designed to captivate visitors. Children can explore coding through interactive sessions, watch thrilling duck races, enjoy cookies at a designated station, and even get their faces painted for added festivity. Additionally, a race car from Josh Hawkins Automotive will be on display, adding a unique element to the event. Families can also indulge in treats from food trucks or enjoy a bounce house and an ice-skating rink, ensuring there’s something for everyone.
This vibrant celebration is scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 14, running from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. It will unfold at the Discovery Science Place, where attendees can participate in all activities without any cost. Organizers hope that this gathering will strengthen community bonds while inspiring a passion for science.
With such a rich array of attractions, the event promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for participants of all ages. By fostering an environment of exploration and discovery, the Discovery Science Place continues to play a pivotal role in nurturing the next generation of thinkers and innovators within the community.