Science Museum of Virginia

As millions of people try to predict who will move on from each matchup, it sometimes feels like the odds of winning are as up to chance as a coin toss. What is the likelihood that your bracket will correctly predict every game? The odds don’t look good!

Tell your teens we've got their summer volunteer opportunity sorted. 🌞 We're looking for high school students with a passion for both STEM and working with kids to join us as Summer Camp Science Guides. Applications close April 6. smv.org/get-involved/j…

This Friday, take a spin through the Science Museum to explore extreme weather. Join us as we uncloud meteorological mysteries from all four seasons. What are you waiting for? Tickets are on sale now: smv.org/explore/things…

The Science Museum of Virginia will close at 12 p.m. on Monday, March 16. Please check our website and/or social media for further operations updates. 🌧

Spend a Thursday night with a spectacular show (or two), journeying with two of rock and roll’s all-time greats from a “Stairway to Heaven” to the “Dark Side of the Moon.” Tickets are on sale now.

Plan ahead and save! 📈Guests who purchase general admission tickets online before their visit will receive a $1 discount on each ticket purchased. The discount will be applied to the cart total at checkout.

We’re giving you options—or a double feature 👀—for your evening with Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd set to lights and lasers in The Dome. Tickets are on sale now!

There's a storm brewing! ⛈ Join us for a family-friendly night as we uncloud meteorological mysteries from all four seasons. Tickets are on sale now:

Don't let the first 80 degree day fool you! And remember 80 degrees won't always feel this good. 🥵 popsci.com/environment/wh…

In 1776, if someone had mouth pain or noticeable bad breath, surgeon dentists could remove tartar buildup, fill cavities with lead or gold, extract teeth and even transplant a human tooth from one person to another. Looking ahead, a new tooth regeneration treatment drug is undergoing human trials in Japan. If successful, this treatment would revolutionize dental medicine and could replace false teeth. #va250 #america250

Are you ready for double the dunks? 🏀 Double the science? ⚛ Double the rats!? 🐁 In March, we're changing up our programming schedule so we can feature two Rat Basketball demos on the weekends! Catch Rat Basketball at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.

Happy Monday! We're open! Kickoff the official start of the Science Museum's seven-day schedule with $10 admission on Monday, March 2.

There is much to celebrate in March, including these STEMtastic birthday duos! 🎉How will your faves celebrate? Swipe to find out!

It's Scientist Saturday! We've got scientists in the building to show off their skills and answer your questions.

No fantasy here … this is real life! Bring your best friend and have a good time at this killer light and music celebration. Each Laser Show can seat 250 guests. Laser Shows often sell out, so please get your tickets early.

With 100+ years of history, we know our walls have stories to tell. Can you help us tell them? We are collecting first-person accounts of Broad Street Station and we'd love to hear from you! Please consider sharing your story or photos with us by emailing collections@smv.org.

$10 admission on Monday, March 2 to kickoff the return of our seven-day schedule! The Power of Poison is included with admission. The $10 admission includes permanent exhibitions, labs, makerspace and demos. Dome features require additional tickets.

Summer 2026 internship opportunities are live on our website. Applications close March 1! Please share these paid internships with your network! smv.org/get-involved/j…

The newfound understanding of dogs' genetic code will be referenced in more studies and could help inform future genetic testing to reduce diseases. news.uga.edu/new-study-pinp…

Science in a winter wonderland! ❄ Take part in activities that dive into snow and winter weather and explore our touring exhibition, The Power of Poison. The event features accommodations for sensitivities to lights and sounds. Minds of All Kinds admission is free. Registration is required.