New exhibition! Sherlock Holmes and the clocktower Mystery
Immerse yourself in turn-of-the-century London when Sherlock Holmes and the Clocktower Mystery opens at the Fleet on Saturday, February 11, 2017. This clever and interactive murder-mystery will test your powers of observation and deductive reasoning. Can you solve the mystery and find out "whodunit"?
explore the art and science of motion
Stretch your notion of what defines motion when So Moved: the Art and Science of Motion opens at the Fleet, also on February 11, 2017. For this exhibition, the Fleet asked ten San Diego artists to present interpretations of motion in all its different forms, including wave motion, random motion and the illusion of motion. Come see it for yourself!
Sign-ups begin soon for STEAM Spring Camps at the Fleet! Grades 1-3 can enjoy science camp activities that explore science, engineering, art and math. Grades 4-7 can learn about computer science and technology through ThoughtSTEM. Camps begin March 27 and run through March 31. Sign up early to ensure your spot!
Every month the Fleet's
Suds & Science program sends a scientist out to a local watering hole to share what they know and bring people together for conversation. The next event on February 6 explores the science of making plastic out of sustainable materials. Other upcoming talks include climate change, fisheries management and new research on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Come join us for a brew and learn about science!
Science every week of the year
The Fleet's community science program, 52 Weeks of Science, brings science learning events for adults and kids to the communities of Barrio Logan and Logan Heights every week. Upcoming events include hands-on explorations of archeology, drone technology and the science behind low-riders! There's always something new, so come check it out!
The Fleet Science Center is a nonprofit organization that seeks to inspire lifelong learning by furthering the public understanding and enjoyment of science and technology.
