DOWNTOWN TALLAHASSEE FLA. (WTXL) — Introducing all types of sciences to Leon County students in our Downtown Tallahassee neighborhood.
- The Tallahassee Science Festival gears up to return for year 14.
- The festival is catered to Leon County youth, grades kindergarten through 12th, with a wide range of activities across several types of sciences.
- Watch the video to hear from the festival's director as he shares more about what neighbors should expect.
BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:
Officials from Tallahassee State College are setting up booths ahead of a weekend filled with excitement and education.
The Tallahassee Science Festival is gearing up to return for it's 14th straight year.
The event is geared toward Leon County youth grades kindergarten through 12th, with a wide range of activities across several types of sciences.
Director of the Tallahassee Science Festival, Dr. Anthony Jones shares more on what youth and parents should expect.
Dr. Jones says “We have from sea animals, and touch tanks to you know exploration with engineering. We also do live interactive learning activities, where you can come and create a sustainable garden with micro greens or even learn how circuit works.”
The 14th Annual Science Festival takes place Saturday, November 8th at Kleman Plaza from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M.
The event is free to everyone.
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