Join us for the opening celebration of The Other Side of Now: Foresight in Contemporary Caribbean Art. Enjoy a conversation with co-curators María Elena Ortiz and Dr. Marsha Pearce, facilitated by contributing catalogue writer Jason Jeffers, exploring the ideas, motivations, and origins of the project while seeking to address the question "what might a Caribbean future look like?" Following the conversation, meet with featured exhibition artists in the gallery for informal discussions on this timely and relevant theme.

Listen as a Manatee Master storyteller reads from colorful books to tell stories about the amazing aquatic species that live in the Lake Worth Lagoon. Usually, a coloring or craft activity reinforcing the story theme is included. Children ages 2 to 5 are welcome. Manatee Lagoon requires that parents stay on site. Seating, as available, is provided as is free Wi-Fi. Registration is necessary only for participating children, not parents, and will open 2 weeks in advance of each Manatee Tales Story Time program.

Explore scientific wonders at Manatee Lagoon. Learn more about migrating animals or how to identify manatees and much more. Themes will vary seasonally and children, ages 10-13, are welcome. Manatee Lagoon requires parents to stay on site during the class. Seating, as available, is provided, as is free Wi-Fi. Registration is necessary only for participating children, not parents, and will open 50 days in advance of each Lagoon Explorers program.

Join us on a walking tour of our visitor center and learn about manatee anatomy, physiology and the importance of GPS tracking devices, as well as the Lake Worth Lagoon. Meet at the manatee skeleton display at the entrance of the building.

The Wiener Museum of Decorative Arts is only open one Saturday each month so don’t miss the next action-packed program. 

To celebrate the start of Carnival in Venice on February 23, we are hosting a VENETIAN FANTASY event for our next Sensational Saturday at WMODA.

Join the Coral Springs Museum of Art for an artist reception featuring environmental painter Elizabeth Thompson, abstract artist Sally Cooper, and Miami-based fine artist Alvaro Labañino, while enjoying light refreshments and hors d’oeuvres.

The Science of Archimedes is an international traveling exhibit from the Museum of Leonardo da Vinci in Florence, Italy. This exciting exhibit highlights both science and history through the inventions and scientific discoveries of one of the leading scientists of classical antiquity, Archimedes, who lived over 2,000 years ago.

Visitors will learn about machines, shapes, mathematics and solve puzzles as they investigate the stunning achievements of Archimedes, a man ahead of his time who inspired the greatest scientists in history.

Design! Build! Play! KEVA!

New Permanent Exhibit Opens November 10, 2018

Design! Build! Play! KEVA! is a wonderful new exhibit recently added to the Museum of Discovery and Science. This exhibit allows visitors to think and create in three dimensions.

Come out to the Museum of Discovery & Science to kick off the grand opening of the Keva exhibit.  Below is the schedule for the activities planned.

Design! Build! Play! KEVA!

Bridges Competition
12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Construct a bridge with KEVA planks that can hold the most weight.

Tallest Tower
Use your engineering skills to create the tallest tower with a limited amount of KEVA planks. Be careful that it does not topple over!