Who says science and art don't mix? The Agincourt branch is hosting a special 'Scientists in School' workshop that proves creativity and scientific inquiry go hand in hand.
What to Expect
Tailored for children ages 6 to 12, this interactive session explores visual perception through shadows, colour, motion, and light. Young scientists will get to construct their own working puppets, spinning tops, and kaleidoscopes, while also designing a custom galaxy. As Albert Einstein famously noted, 'The greatest scientists are always artists as well.'
Practical Info
Taking place in the Main Program Room at the Agincourt branch (155 Bonis Ave in Scarborough), this free event requires registration. It's a brilliant way to spark curiosity and keep young minds engaged during the summer break. Be sure to register early as spaces tend to fill up quickly.
