Interactive activities

Last weekend we took the girls to visit the Exploratorium. This was actually our second trip to the Exploratorium, but our first to it's new location at Pier 15. I never got around to posting about our first visit to the Exploratorium last year. The museum itself was great and Ava had a fantastic time with all of the hands on displays, however my day was overshadowed by an over-tired Lola and an incident at the giant bubble making station. Older children had kept pushing Lola out of the way…

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Interactive installation exploring a concept of a large-scale visualisation of information.

From our Giant Lite Brite Walls to out-of-the-box exhibits and activities, LiteZilla specializes in hands-on sensory play that inspires creativity and engagement.

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Samsung has created an interactive installation, called Resonance, that allows visitors to create art by breathing, talking and moving.