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Step into the world of artificial intelligence at our newest exhibit AI: Your Mind & The Machine, where cutting-edge technology meets interactive exploration! Immerse yourself in the world of AI as you discover the endless possibilities and innovations that AI has to offer. The first traveling museum exhibit to focus on the reality and relevance of artificial intelligence is now open through January at the Catawba Science Center.
Open Now through January 12, 2025!
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January 9, 2025 from 4:30 – 7:00 PM
Join us for a unique opportunity for scouts to dive into the fascinating world of AI on January 9. Participants will explore our exhibit Artificial Intelligence: Your Mind & The Machine and take part in a hands-on activity to learn about AI. Pre-registration is required to secure your spot! All children must be accompanied by an adult.
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Visit the Foothills Collaboratory to participate in these fun activities on-site, and maybe we will display your artwork on the wall!
Questions? Contact the Exhibit Office at exhibits@catawbascience.org or 828.322.8169 x. 338
Took the kiddos and they loved it. Employees were nice and helpful. If your looking for something to do with the kids give this place a shot.
We love the Science Center! I take my 2 and 4 year old boys weekly to play and enjoy the exhibits. The staff are wonderful and the classes offered are excellent! We are so blessed to have such an amazing resource in our area.
What a wonderful place to visit! Great environment to learn and the staff is very helpful! Hickory is lucky to have great family education and entertainment.
Fabulous and I don’t often give praise. We took our grandson and were there for hours. He loved it and so did we.
This place was great. We have kids from 8 to 1 and they all had a great time. What I really liked is most of the exhibits are hands on and that really kept them occupied.
