Jollybops Water Science Shows

Friday 30 September & 7 October

11am & 1pm

1hr

Science shows that help save the planet's resources! During the Jollybops Water Science Shows children will make water in a safe but explosive reaction and see Eddy the AquaBot make enough toothpaste for an elephant, cover Professor Puddle in toilet paper, and make a flower shower work by singing!

Free, no bookings required

Produced by Hunter Water

This production has been supported by the Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund – an Australian Government initiative

Admission to this event FREE

Newcastle Museum

6 Workshop Way

Newcastle

2300

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