Past Events

A program for little scientists aged 5-10 years. Each month we read stories and perform hands-on demonstrations and experiments to inspire curiosity. This month: All about Animals! Build an animal habitat and test your animal…

From the solar panels that drive satellites to the food we eat, and the batteries in our gadgets – all of these produce energy through chemical processes. Some are natural, while others required years of research and scientific ingenuity to perfect.…

From the solar panels that drive satellites to the food we eat, and the batteries in our gadgets – all of these produce energy through chemical processes. Some are natural, while others required years of research and scientific ingenuity to perfect.…

View the winning entries from the Science and Engineering Investigation Awards in person at QVMAG! The Science and Engineering Investigation Awards (SEIA) are a state-wide competition for Year 5 to 12 students who investigate a topic…

Step inside the magic world of slime moulds in this exhibition of photographs by Sarah Lloyd. You can also meet Sarah on Monday 3 and Friday 7 of Septemberr from 10am-4pm in meeting room 3…

A program for little scientists aged 5-1o years. Each month we read stories and perform hands-on demonstrations and experiments to inspire curiosity. This month: Swinging, Swinging Make a painting with a pendulum, and make your…

Dr Karl’s Extreme Moments In Science celebrates all sides of science — from sublime moments of deep thought to themost arcane and bizarre research imaginable. The universe is a strange and wonderful place and, in…

If you have a young tech enthusiast in your family (or as a friend of the family), then you’ll love these free family code club events at Enterprize! Don’t have time to read a lot…

A program for little scientists aged 5-10 years. Each month we read stories and perform hands-on demonstrations and experiments to inspire curiosity. This month: May the Force be with you See how strong spaghetti really…

On the 20th of July kids from all over the world will be participating in Moonhack, an event that aims to break the world record for number of kids coding at the same time all…

Hear from Dr Fiona Kerslake from the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture and learn about the art and science of fermentation.  There’ll be a short talk and a Q&A and plenty of fermented drinks to purchase…

The regular casual gathering of Launceston women in STEM, aka the Launceston STEMinists. This month, along with cider and wine and chat, we’re trialling a topic: TASMANIA IN SPACE. Bring all your questions and ideas…