Arizona Science Center

Arizona Science Center is a non-profit organization located in Phoenix, Arizona. Founded in 1980 as a community project, the Center has grown to become a prominent institution for science education, serving over half a million guests annually. With a team of 111 employees, Arizona Science Center fosters a passion for science exploration and innovation. The Center offers a variety of interactive exhibits, programs, and experiences designed for families, teachers, students, and visitors of all ages. Guests can explore over 98,000 square feet of dedicated exhibit space, featuring hands-on activities, demonstrations, and displays covering diverse scientific topics. Additionally, Arizona Science Center provides outreach programs, field trips, camps, classes, planetarium shows, and immersive theater productions. Arizona Science Center's commitment to informal, experiential learning creates a unique and engaging environment for visitors. The Center's Dorrance Planetarium offers captivating presentations, while the 5-story Irene P. Flinn Theater showcases immersive shows. Featured exhibitions further enhance the visitor experience, providing opportunities to delve deeper into specific scientific concepts. For inquiries, visitors can explore the Arizona Science Center's website at azscience.org.