Museum exhibit details science and culture of water

Water, a major new exhibit on the science of water and its role in sustaining life and shaping cultures around the world, runs through April 26 at the Science Museum of Minnesota.

 

The exhibit uses sculptural elements, computer games and quizzes, and touch-and-feel activities to inform and teach people about the importance of water in supporting life and shaping our planet, as well as the challenges we face as stewards of water.
Admission is included in regular exhibit gallery admission ($11 for adults and $8.50 for kids and seniors). Combination exhibit gallery and Omnitheater admission is also available. For museum hours and Omnitheater show times, call (651) 221-9444 or go to www.smm.org.
More information on the exhibit is available at www.smm.org/water.

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