Celebrate the Halloween season coastal style with a month of creepy coastal activities at the Museum of Coastal Carolina. Throughout October, families are invited to learn about the species humans consider "creepy" and "crawly", with galleries spotlighting sharks, bats, alligators, jellyfish, and more.
Each week we will read a story representing one of the animals or exhibits at the museum and complete an interactive craft or science activity based on the story. This week we will read The Toad by Elise Gravel. Toads may be a little warty and a lot quirky, but they play an important role […]
Great for younger guests, Mysteries of Your Brain takes you on a fun immersive, animated adventure into the human brain. Your tour guides on this journey are a curious girl and her crow companion—together you’ll learn how your brain makes you you and that, ultimately, we each have the power to change our brains. GET […]
Great personalities from the history of science as Alhazen, Albert Einstein, James Maxwell and the female astronomers from Harvard University come together in a fictional story in which they describe and recreate the most important events and theories of light.
Turn back the pages of time and witness the ancient wonders of the world as they appeared thousands of years ago.
The planetarium show highlights how Gemini will work together with observatories that monitor the night sky for exciting astronomical events that change with time, such as the NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
Relax in the Planetarium’s comfortable seats and enjoy entertaining and enlightening immersive dome-based films! Join us for The Sky Tonight!, take a live tour of the night's sky and explore the solar system! GET TICKETS
Great for younger guests, Mysteries of Your Brain takes you on a fun immersive, animated adventure into the human brain. Your tour guides on this journey are a curious girl and her crow companion—together you’ll learn how your brain makes you you and that, ultimately, we each have the power to change our brains. GET […]
Great personalities from the history of science as Alhazen, Albert Einstein, James Maxwell and the female astronomers from Harvard University come together in a fictional story in which they describe and recreate the most important events and theories of light.
Turn back the pages of time and witness the ancient wonders of the world as they appeared thousands of years ago.
The planetarium show highlights how Gemini will work together with observatories that monitor the night sky for exciting astronomical events that change with time, such as the NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
Relax in the Planetarium’s comfortable seats and enjoy entertaining and enlightening immersive dome-based films! Join us for The Sky Tonight!, take a live tour of the night's sky and explore the solar system! GET TICKETS