Edinburgh Science Festival: Curiosity Corner
Pop over to curiosity corner to take a break from the excitement of the City Arts Centre!
About Edinburgh Science Festival: Curiosity Corner
Age 5+
Pop over to curiosity corner to take a break from the excitement of the City Arts Centre. There are plenty of books for the adults to find a new passion, and our science mini-cinema for the whole family to watch!
Please note: This event is part of our family science playground at City Art Centre – a day pass is required for entry
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