*Flash Warning* Tickets for our Planetarium’s Laser Light Shows are on sale NOW! 🎟️ Experience your favorite music in a stunning 360° laser light and sound show celebrating 50 years of Laser Shows in St. Louis. 💫 NEW this summer: ABBA, Elton John, Genesis, ’90s Alt-Rock, Taylor Swift & more! Grab your tickets today! https://www.slsc.org/event-overviews/laser-light-shows/ *NOTE: Loud music & flashing lights; not for those sensitive to light or sound. Most of these laser show videos have been sp

Looking for weekend plans? Visit the Saint Louis Science Center and enjoy a full lineup of experiences for all ages! 👇 ✅ FREE experiences: - Deaf Day (Sep. 20, 10am–2pm) - Planetarium: Monthly Solar Sunday Telescope Viewing (Sep. 21, 11am–3pm, weather permitting) - Esports XP Session: Free play, healthy gaming habits, console & PC building - Life Science Classroom: Reef Feedings & Critter Chats - GROW Gallery: Combine Demonstrations & Soil Paintings - Energy Stage: Live science demos - Makerspa

So many hidden gems all around the Science Center! 🔍 | Saint Louis Science Center

Channel your inner scientist to explore, learn, and discover at the 700-plus exhibits at the Saint Louis Science Center. | Visit Missouri

A city frozen in time returns. 🌋 POMPEII: THE EXHIBITION is coming BACK to the Saint Louis Science Center—with brand new artifacts and experiences! Journey to 79 A.D., witness the devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and discover the lives left behind. ➡️ Opening May 16! 🎟️ Learn more & get tickets: https://www.slsc.org/pompeii-the-exhibition/ | Saint Louis Science Center

🌋 Step into the ancient world of Pompeii — now on display at the Saint Louis Science Center! Uncover 150 real artifacts (some never before seen in the U.S.), witness holographic gladiator battles and feel the impact of Mount Vesuvius in a powerful 4D eruption simulation. Preserved in ash for centuries, the ruins of Pompeii reveal one of the most fascinating stories from the Roman Empire — and now you can experience it up close. 🎟️ This ticketed exhibit runs through September 15, so make plans