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Science Moguls!
What if science could explain how champions achieve peak performance? In this show full of twists and turns, the world’s most decorated freestyle skier Michaël Kingsbury, the most explosive of all chemists Yannick Bergeron, and the most electrifying of all physicists Stéphanie Jolicoeur come together to jump into the science that makes great athletic performances…
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Amusingly Ingenious: a Musical Chairs Competition
Musical chairs is very much a sport and is harder than it looks! Television host and science influencer Vikie Pedneault uses science to try and become a musical chair champion.
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Hair-Raising Science
Take part in this hilarious, participative show and discover how physics is… everywhere! Come and be amazed by it all, from gravity to centripetal force.
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Le feu et la glace!
This fiery show features chemical potions and magic. Watch reactions caused by heat and observe dry ice to learn about the three states of matter.
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Salto!
Discover how math and physics can help you excel at sports in this fascinating look at the laws of physics involved in different motions used in sports. A real eye-opener!
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A Little Tour of Great Science
The Neurones atomiques explain great scientific discoveries and inventions with the help of fascinating interactive demonstrations.
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Professor Ding’s Magic Lab
Professor Ding has a headful of wild ideas. He uses ingenious tricks and amazing experiments to share his knowledge with you. Will his magic bewitch you?
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The Magic of Chemistry
Immerse yourself in the fantastical world of chemistry with breathtaking, colourful and explosive demonstrations. An unforgettable multisensory experience!
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Masters of the Sky
A fun, participative show with Béa Bestiole exploring the wonderful world of flying creatures. Let your mind take flight as you explore the secret behind these masters of flight.
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Raptors: Elite Athletes of the Sky!
Raptors like falcons, hawks and owls are all unique creatures that support our ecosystems! Get up close and personal with these birds of prey with demos led by the Falcon-Ed team.
