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Cedar Creek: Eyes on the Wild

Understand wildlife dynamics in Minnesota

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ISeeChange

ISeeChange

We’re making a record of climate change impacts.

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MeteoNetwork

Multiple locations, including yours!

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Discovery Place Kids-Rockingham

NC Science Trail: Spooky Science: Creepy Kitchen Creations

Spooky Science is coming to Discovery Place Kids-Rockingham! Grab your lab coat (or costume) and join us for a morning of frightfully fun food science. This Halloween-themed program (designed for children ages 8–12) proves that cooking is science. Guests will rotate through spooky food-science stations – think edible worms, Jack Skellington cookie pops, edible petri dishes, pumpkin hand pies and ghostly pumpkin bites – and see firsthand how heat, cold, mixing and molding changes ingredients into something new. It’s the same kind of transformation scientists study in real laboratories, just tastier!

223 E. Washington St., Rockingham, NC, 28379, US

  • October 10, 2026 at 2:00 PM through 5:00 PM
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