A new generation of exciting experiences!

Four challenging interactive exhibitions:

Imagine!

Come taste the possibilities of science. Come dream of the future. Come hope for a better life. Imagine! takes you beyond the frontier between the known and the unknown into the world of tomorrow.

idTV

Welcome to idTV, ideas television. For a moment, become a science reporter. Discover different points of view on topical issues, develop an opinion, and produce your own report.

Mission Gaia

A planet in peril! An endangered environment! At a time when the needs of humankind are growing and the economy is deteriorating, meet the challenge of Mission Gaia: to extend the survival of humankind.

Science 26

Science 26 : It’s observing, handling, uncovering how things work.You’ll discover why things are the way they are. You’ll understand the science and technology that are part of our daily lives. And, first and foremost, you’ll have fun!

Cargo
What are the daily activities in a harbour? Is it possible to detect contraband in shipping containers? Just how many containers can a ship carry?

The technology showcases
Did you know that the same technology can be used to make better hockey sticks and prevent bridges from crumbling?

Snowbirds interactive moviegame

A huge collective video game

• Digital images projected on a giant screen
• 50 touch-screen consoles
• 100 spectators who can modify the outcome of the story

Beyond the Trees

Penetrate to the heart of the Canadian forest. You will discover a living, constantly evolving resource that will reveal its amazing biodiversity! The forest occupies half of our country’s territory and generates more than 100,000 jobs. Learn more about the rich technological and scientific heritage associated with harvesting the forest and see the impact of climate change and natural phenomena on its development.

Nomadic Forest

Some thirty artists from Quebec and Finland have combined traditional and new techniques in this installation in praise of the environment.

Art + Science 26

Understanding the world around us … a source of inspiration for budding artists
The Montréal Science Centre is proud to present the work of elementary and secondary students who took part in the Student Artists project.