Winter Break at Ontario Science Centre

December 23, 2023

January 7, 2024

Regular Admission

Ontario Science Centre, 770 Don Mills Rd, North York

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Events Description

 
‘Tis the season to spark curiosity and Winter Break fun! Discover why a visit to the Ontario Science Centre during Winter Break is a tradition for families with children of all ages. This year, catch Dinos in Motion before it stomps away, join us for a special Noon Year’s Eve celebration, have a rollicking time at our Great Canadian Invention Circus and much more!

PROGRAMS DURING HOLIDAYS

Along with fascinating hands-on exhibits and phenomenal films, we have an exciting schedule of winter programming and hands-on activities for the season:

1. Move and groove with our Dinos in Motion (only until January 7th)

Art and science intersect at our interactive exhibition, Dinos in Motion. Featuring life-sized dinosaur sculptures inspired by real fossils, visitors use levers, pulleys and other controls to make the dinosaurs move! For more play-based discovery, check the schedule and drop into our daily programs, Fossils & Footprints and The Maker Junction. Then, double up on dinosaurs and catch Dinosaurs of Antarctica playing at our OMNIMAX® Theatre.

2. The Great Canadian Invention Circus comes to town – beginning December 29

Step right up and learn about the incredible inventions from some of Canada’s most creative minds at the Great Canadian Invention Circus. From Indigenous ingenuity to the imagination of young makers, discover bright ideas, past and present, from across the country.

3. What are you doing Noon Year’s Eve?

Celebrate Noon Year’s Eve, the Science Centre way! Enjoy a morning of hands-on activities, demos and more planned to ring in 2024 – ball drop included. Register today for this special, limited-space workshop!

4. We dream of Emett’s Machines

The Science Centre’s collection of inventor Rowland Emett’s whimsical Dream Machines are now on display in the holiday windows at the CF Toronto Eaton Centre. These extraordinary kinetic sculptures come to life every half hour, from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., on Yonge St., south of Dundas St. At the Science Centre, visitors will be treated to Emett’s iconic 9-metre-long Tea Train.

Who is it for?
All ages

HOW MUCH

Tickets : Drop-in family activities are free with General Admission

Adult (18-64): $22
Youth (13-17)/Student (with ID)
Senior (65+): $16
Child (3-12): $13

IMAX films extra

How to get tickets?

Buy Online
At the door

WHEN & WHERE

Date & Time: Saturday, December 23 to Sunday, January 7 | 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

closed on December 25

 

Venue :

Ontario Science Centre, 770 Don Mills Rd, North York

Trip Planning:

Paid Parking.
Public Transit: TTC / Triplinx – GTA

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