Prince Albert Science Centre Hosts Halloween Slime Lab for Families

As Halloween approaches, the Prince Albert Science Centre is inviting families to join in some gooey fun with a series of slime-making events. On October 18, 19, 25, and 26, the centre will host a slime lab from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., providing an engaging and creative experience for both children and parents.

For a fee of just $10 per container, participants can create and decorate their own slime. This hands-on activity not only entertains but also offers an educational opportunity to learn about the science behind slime-making. The initiative aims to foster creativity and curiosity among young learners, making it a perfect pre-Halloween activity.

The slime lab has already generated excitement in the community. On a recent visit, paNOW reporter Nigel Maxwell explored the event and spoke with Sandra Williams, Chair of the Prince Albert Science Centre. Williams expressed enthusiasm about the upcoming events, noting the centre’s commitment to providing interactive science experiences for families.

The slime lab is expected to attract a variety of visitors, from parents looking for fun activities to children eager to experiment with different textures and colors. By combining science with play, the Prince Albert Science Centre is ensuring that this Halloween season is not only spooky but also educational.

Families interested in participating are encouraged to arrive early, as space may be limited. This event represents a unique opportunity to celebrate Halloween in a creative and scientific way, making memories that will last beyond the holiday.