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At The Lawrence Hall of Science, discovery runs through everything we do. We foster scientific exploration with a focus on equitable learning experiences. Whether we’re designing curriculum, engaging learners, or empowering educators, we believe in the transformative power of learning made fun: when “ha ha” moments become “aha!” moments.
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Discover something new, spark your imagination, and get...
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Field Trips Wednesday – Sunday 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. A field...
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Shows: $5 + Admission. Explore the solar system and beyond...
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Shows: $5 + Admission. Explore the solar system and beyond in our Planetarium! Join us for our live interactive shows for guided exploration of topics like constellations, missions to other planets, and more. Or drop in between shows for Planetarium Pilots, a self-guided experience where you control the dome and choose where to explore!
Discover something new, spark your imagination, and get hands-on, feet-on, and brain-on when you visit our exhibits for all ages. RESERVE Tickets. VISitor FAQ. General Admission: $20. Learn More >. We encourage you to reserve tickets in advance.
The Lawrence Hall of Science is a public science center in Berkeley, California that offers hands-on science exhibits, designs curriculum, aids professional development, and offers after school science resources to students of all ages.
As UC Berkeley's public science center, the Lawrence Hall of Science inspires visitors to explore the world of science through innovative and engaging learning experiences, exhibits, planetarium shows, films and much more.
The Lawrence Hall of Science is a fun, hands-on museum designed for little kids to have fun while observing physics in action. It was named after famous Nobel Prize Physics professor Ernst Lawrence from UC Berkeley.
The View from LHS. CURRENT VIEW. Welcome! Here you can enjoy the view from the Lawrence Hall of Science, overlooking the San Francisco Bay Area. TIMELAPSE. View yesterday's complete timelapse film. You can also download it in .avi or .mp4 formats.
