The Mobius Science Center will be home to nearly 75,000 square feet of science, technology, and entertainment combined under a single green rooftop designed to treat visitors to educational events that produce lifelong memories. More than half of the available space is dedicated to exhibits that will be a blend of permanent and rotating exhibitions that are dedicated to reflecting the region’s natural and technological resources while showcasing the best of scientific offerings from around the world. The exhibits will educate and inspire people of all ages about science and how it applies to their lives. Mobius is where science becomes engaging and accessible to every family in the region.

With the region’s first world-class science and technology center in Spokane we are building a catalyst to support science education in our schools, serve the region with outreach programming, spur economic development and the continued revitalization of Spokane’s historic downtown district, and provide a place for tourists and residents to discover the connections between science and technology in relation to the possibilities for the future. Supporters emerge daily, and in addition to your neighbors and friends, our region’s teachers, professors and school districts are also backing Mobius. The state of Washington has already demonstrated its early support of Mobius with $1.5 million to assist with the funding of construction.

Connecting Riverfront Park, the Spokane River and the heart of downtown Spokane, the Mobius Science Center will be constructed on the river’s north bank at the Michael Anderson Plaza. The center will be an environmentally friendly building designed by William McDonough + Partners, who are recognized worldwide for providing aesthetic value, ecological intelligence and economic viability through their designs. The center plans also include a large format movie theater and ample, convenient parking. We are not only building a science center, but also creating a legacy.

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(509) 624-5437 or cms@childrensmuseum.net