Flagstaff Festival of Science: So Many Ways to Participate!

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Science in the Park Checklist

Don’t miss Snook’s Science in the Park— one of the Festival’s signature events taking place Saturday, September 26th from 10 AM – 2 PM

Wheeler Park, in downtown Flagstaff!

What can you look forward to?

🤖 Play catch with a robot

🚀 Launch rockets

🌋 Make your own volcano

🌞 Safely look at the Sun through a telescope

🦋 Get up close with live insects

🫁 Explore real lungs and try an intubation/CPR activity

🌪️ Make a tornado in a bottle

🌊 Build a landscape and see how floodwaters move

🏎️ Explore transportation and Route 66

🛸 Design a hovercraft

🧠 Become a human computer

🎨 Explore AI as a tool

🌌 Explore the Moon and make your own planet

🔥 Learn how wildfires move

🪶 Make ancient tools and objects

🐾 Identify animal tracks

⚡ Experiment with a Van de Graaff generator

🌱 Discover how plants survive fire

🏥 Meet health researchers and explore medical technology

🎈 Watch a weather balloon launch

      AND MORE!

Make sure to download our app and build your own adventure checklist for the rest of the Festival!

Science is for YOU!

What are you curious about?

Have your kids ever asked you:

  • How many volcanoes are erupting right now?
  • What can Mars rovers teach us?
  • Where do monarch butterflies go?
  • What happens to your ballot after you cast it?
  • Why is Flagstaff’s night sky so special?

Now you and your family can find out!

Join us for the Best 10 Days of the Year.

Download the FFoS App and start driving your curiosity today!

Speed, Science, & Human Ingenuity

Keynote registration is open! Registration is FREE!

Friday, September 25th at 7 PM in Ardrey Auditorium on NAU’s Campus.

With special ballet:

Vroom, Vroom, Vroom

at 6:30 PM