Traveling Exhibits - Mobius in motion
Mobius in Motion is Sponsored by WashinGton Trust Bank.

It's a Nano World!

A traveling exhibit that includes twelve fun, interactive stations that introduces visitors to the biological wonders and tools of the nan sized world! 

What's 100,000 times thinner than a strand of hair? A nanometer. Discover the nanotech boom in Berkeley, where researchers are working to unlock the potential of nanoscience to battle global warming and disease. Check out

Nanotechnology takes off to learn more!

Don't miss out! Explore "It's a Nano World" until May 15th, only at Mobius Kids!

Thank you to our Traveling Exhibit underwriters:

Itron

David Ball & Friends

Permanent Exhibits
Bayanihan
Step through a portal of culture and far away discovery, beyond the Philippines’ busy capital city of Manila onto one of the seven thousand islands – home to the rural town of Palo. This town is best described by the title of the exhibition – Bayanihan, a Philippine word that captures the essence of community and the feeling of working together. Explore Filipino culture by bargaining at the sari-sari store, shopping at the local fish market, and husking rice in the bahay kubo.

Bayanihan is Sponsored by: The Humanities of Washington and The Filipino-American Association of the Inland Empire. 

Geotopia
Get into your element at this intriguing exhibit. Based on earth science, Geotopia highlights the interplay of water, wind and weather on our ecosystem. Featuring the Spokane River and Aquifer, it tells the story of water and soil conservation and protection of habitat. An interactive water table lets rivers and imaginations run wild as visitors discover that by removing and re-inserting panels, water currents can change. Live insects and arachnids are included in this exhibit - observe Stick Bugs, our new Crested Gecko, Oswin our African Millipede, and Leggy Peggy our Rosehair Tarantula!

Plus see our newest addition “Ears Looking at You”, a ceramic tile wall mural that is a permanent piece of art created by Ken Spiering, a Northwest artist. The mosaic mural measures 22 feet wide by 8 feet high and is made up of over 3,000 individual pieces of custom-cut tile using 70 different colors with the smallest piece of tile being the pupil of the cougars eye which is the size of a beebee! The striking and detailed mural showcases 26 species of wildlife that live on the banks of the rivers and waterways that flow through the Spokane watershed.

Cooper's Corner
Named in memory of Cooper Jones, this exhibit offers a tour of a miniature city  - promoting principles of safety. Here you can take control of city traffic signals, practice crossing guard skills, learn how to fit a bicycle helmet, meet a crash test dummy, and even visit the local health and safety clinic.

Cooper's COrner is Sponsored by The Washington Traffic Safety Commission and The Safe Kids Coalition.

The Enchanted Forest
The forest awaits discovery! Infants and toddlers can crawl, climb and romp their way through this exhibit.  Features include a tree slide, a foam pond, and woodland-animal puppets. 

The Out-of-Hand Art Studio
The Out-of-Hand Art Studio provides young minds with creative and open-ended visual art exploration. The Studio features areas to paint, draw or use chalk, as well as daily art projects that utilize a diverse selection of art materials such as clay and found objects. Create your own masterpiece! 

The Globe Theater
Step into the spotlight! This gallery houses a stage for impromptu and planned plays, dances and performances. Features real stage backdrops and lighting, costumes and musical instruments. Guest storytellers and other entertainers will appear at The Globe.

The Globe Theater is Sponsored by Zak Designs. 

The Birthday Lab
Available for birthday parties, special events, and the site for camps and programs.  See these links for more details:  The Birthday Lab birthday reservations information, and camp and program schedules.

THE BIRTHDAY LAB IS SPONSORED BY: MOFFITT CHILDREN'S DENTISTRY