Children are curious and love to hear why. So science is for kids. We see a lot of curiosity in children, but adults are also creative and question individuals who love to learn. Benefit from millennials taking up innovative sports like rock climbing and bouldering, or developing their own hipster side hustle. Science can be fun and challenging, even for adults.

Science in the City Festival has developed several shows and activities for adults.

performance hate speech Inspired by online conversations, it shows the breakdown of communication and the emotional impact of trolling and other modern phenomena.

The student organizations UPSA and ALLT are working with theater practitioners and researchers to bring this audience-directed performance to life.Performances will take place on September 30th and October 1st Sarah San Dominc.

citizen’s thoughtful discussion The event, held simultaneously in Malta and Ireland, will discuss the impact of AI, from monitoring every movement from a bus, to police surveillance and online surveillance. Join us for a lively discussion with Claudia Borg at Fort St Elmo on September 30th at 6pm.

Science in the City isn’t just for kids. To reserve, visit scienceinthecity.org.mt.