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Cork Carnival of Science launches 2023 programme with a Whizz, Pop, Bang
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Ireland’s largest outdoor science engagement event, Cork Carnival of Science, has announced its programme for this year’s event, which takes place from 10th – 11th June 2023.
Fitzgerald’s Park will again be transformed into a science super park from 11am to 6pm for the weekend with over 45 free science-based activities. Curious kids and fun-loving families can explore, investigate, experiment, and discover the wonders of science.
This FREE weekend science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) festival, which attracted more than 25,000 people in 2022, features a packed line-up of live science shows in circus style tents, walk-about scientific entertainers, hands on workshops, and interactive STEM experiences that will blow kids’ minds!
Supported by Cork City Council and Science Foundation Ireland and organised by Cork City Council’s Lifetime Lab @ Old Cork Waterworks Experience, this year’s theme will delve into climate and the natural world from a scientific point of view.
Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Deirdre Forde commented “Cork City Council is delighted that the Carnival of Science will once again be a prominent fixture on Cork City’s programme of Summer festivals and events. The event promises to be a great family day out that combines education, fun and entertainment in the beautiful setting of Fitzgerald Park”.
Dr Ruth Freeman, Director of Science for Society in Science Foundation Ireland, added: “SFI is delighted to support the Cork Carnival of Science, giving everyone a chance to discover hands-on science while playing and having fun. The programme is full of opportunities to follow your curiosity and appreciate the scientific wonders of the world around us – a world that we know we need to act now to protect.”
Accessibility is a key focus to ensure enjoyment for all and in consultation with the Deaf Community in Cork, provision has been made to ensure that sign language interpretation is available at live show performances and for specific requests.
Make sure to get your hands on the festival brochure on arrival, which includes a colourful map of Fitzgerald’s Park with all the festival attractions laid out alongside the key what, where and when details of shows, workshops, and demonstrations to check out throughout the weekend.
Cork Carnival of Science is supported by Cork City Council and Science Foundation Ireland and organised by Cork City Council’s Lifetime Lab @ Old Cork Waterworks Experience.
For more details see www.corkcity.ie/en/cork-carnival-of-science/ or stay tuned to social media updates from @corkcitycouncilofficial
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