The spring-time interactive exhibition starts this Saturday.
Kingston's Pumphouse Museum on Ontario Street in Kingston's heritage downtown is bringing a perfect spring-time interactive exhibition starting Saturday, April 25th.
It connects pollinators, climate action, and hands-on STEAM (Science Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) learning in an extremely fun way.
City Curator Melissa Cruise tells us where they got the idea.
This immersive, family-friendly exhibition invites visitors to step into the extraordinary world of bees and pollinators, and discover why their health is closely tied to the health of our environment and a changing climate in a very accessible way as Cruise notes
Visitors can climb through a giant honeycomb model featuring a queen bee and developing larvae, test their skills at a Bee I.D. Spinner, observe a Live Hive Cam, explore beekeeping tools and bee products, and even try a Waggle Dance to communicate like a real bee. Cruise says is all about fun.
The BEES! exhibit runs to October 31st at the Pumphouse Museum at 20 Ontario Street. Get all the buzz at kingstonpumphouse.ca.
Story by Brian Turner
