Science gets seriously fun at Science Alive!

Two girls wearing virtual reality headsets stand in front of a wall, engaged in an immersive digital experience.
Step into a world where science isn’t just smart — it’s a whole lot of fun! Science Alive! is Australia’s biggest hands-on science and technology exhibition, and it’s back to wow curious minds of all ages.

Whether you’re seven or seventy, this event is packed with wild experiments, futuristic tech, and jaw-dropping displays that show just how much science shapes the world around us. It’s the ultimate day out for families, tech lovers, and budding scientists alike!

The mission? To spark curiosity and inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and problem-solvers.

And trust us — this isn’t your average science fair. With interactive exhibits, live-action shows, and incredible guest presenters, Science Alive! is where science comes to life in the most unforgettable way.

A boy assembling a robot.

What’s On at Science Alive!

  • Mind-blowing 360° projection dome
  • Live Robot Wars battles
  • Virtual and augmented reality adventures
  • Drone flying displays
  • Exploding elephant toothpaste (yep, it’s a thing!)
  • Scientific circus stunts
  • Wildlife encounters
  • Engineering challenges and DIY building zones
  • Epic live science shows – fun and educational!

 

There’s really nothing like it — and with so much to see, do, and discover, it’s the kind of event that will have you saying, “Wait, science is THAT cool?”

It’s interactive, it’s exciting, and it’s all kinds of awesome. Whether you’re a little scientist in the making or just love a bit of mind-blowing fun, this is one event you won’t want to miss.


Science Alive! is on at Adelaide Showground on 2 & 3 August. Tickets are selling fast — and last year SOLD OUT — so don’t wait! Grab yours now here.

 

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