Are you (or your child!) dreaming of a white Christmas? That dream has become a reality in Dundee, with the chance to watch snow being made.
During each weekend until Christmas, Dundee Science Centre will ‘Let it Snow’, with snowy workshops and festive ‘make and take’ sessions within the winter wonderland grotto. Visitors can also take photos with resident snowman, Fros-Tay!
‘Let it Snow’ will run on 7/8, 14/15 and 21/22 and 24th December, with dedicated Annual member events on 23 December.
As well as learning how to make their own snow and learning how snow forms in real life, visitors will enjoy making Christmas decorations and bird-friendly reindeer feed.
Samantha Wallace, Commercial and Events Manager said, “In the absence of the real thing – for now anyway! – we’re inviting visitors in to see snow being made, make some Christmas decorations and bird-friendly reindeer food to scatter in preparation for Santa’s arrival! We’ll also be talking through the science of snow and rainbows, a seasonal treat!”
Tickets include full access to Dundee Science Centre - standard entry applies plus an add on workshop cost.
For more information, visit www.dundeesciencecentre.org.uk or telephone (01382) 228800.
Dundee Science Centre
Dundee Science Centre is a charity and lifelong learning resource dedicated to inspiring curiosity, confidence, and connection through science.
