The Tallahassee Science Festival is a FREE and open to the public event. The Tallahassee Science Festival promises to be a fun and dynamic learning experience for the entire community. The festival is focused on S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), and will feature hands-on activities and exhibits driven by problem-solving and creative-thinking. This annual event is an incredible interactive experience for all ages. Last year there were over 70 exhibits representing many local prominent scientific organizations and clubs including the National Magnetic Lab, Florida A&M, FSU, Tallahassee Community College, The State of Florida, Leon County, and many local STEM based organizations. Presenters came from as far away as Gainesville, Tampa and Pensacola. Over 6,000 kids brought their parents out to enjoy a fun day of hands-on experiences. This year's Tallahassee Science Festival is being hosted by our presenting sponsors, Tallahassee Community College (TCC) and the City of Tallahassee in partnership with Keiser University, Challenger Learning Center, Clothesline, In Tents Events, TCC Center for Innovation, TCC Foundation, FSU-TEACH, Leon County Schools, Gadsden County Schools, and Wakulla County Schools. The Tallahassee Science Festival was founded by Bill and Elaine Grace.
