AMOS is excited to participate in NC SciFest this April with our STEAM Lab theme: Science Matters: Play and Create! We will have space-themed games created by third grade students as part of Galaxy Games, a partnership between Buncombe County Schools and Asheville Museum of Science.. Come play games, create your own game pieces, and have a great time.
STEAM Lab: Science Matters: Play and Create
Play space-themed games created by local students! Craft game pieces and more!
The North Carolina Science Festival (NCSciFest), presented by RTI International, will return for its 16th year this April, with the theme “Science Matters.” An initiative of Morehead Planetarium and Science Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the festival highlights the essential role of science in everyday life and expands access to hands-on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) learning opportunities.
Science Matters Morehead director Todd Boyette said, “The theme of Science Matters reflects how science touches every part of our daily lives in North Carolina, from our communities and economy to our health and environment. Science absolutely matters, and this is why we are excited to bring this event to the state once again in 2026.”
AMOS is excited to participate in NC SciFest this April with our STEAM Lab theme: Science Matters: Play and Create! We will have six space-themed games created by third grade students as part of Galaxy Games, a partnership between Buncombe County Schools and Asheville Museum of Science.. Come play games, learn about the solar system, create your own game pieces, and have a great time. Science Matters because it’s a great way to engage kids in learning, strengthen literacy, and develop skills in working together. See you in the STEAM Lab this April!
