Our annual celebration of spring, Eggcellent Adventures, is this weekend!

Try the Egg Drop Challenge. Use various engineering and design tactics to build your own contraption to protect an egg from going splat when it's released from a 19-foot-high balcony.

Also create a Flinker, an object that neither sinks nor floats, see baby chicks hatch and visit with bunnies from Emily’s Barnyard.

More info: http://bit.ly/2InV72y

Students measured impact craters in last year's Mission Milky Way summer camp at March Elementary School in Easton. If your child wants to learn more about space, sign them up for this year's NASA Space Explorers. Register at http://bit.ly/2SN6KEL

The Da Vinci Science Center applauds the groundbreaking work of computer scientist Dr. Katie Bouman. As part of the Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration, the 29-year-old professor helped develop an algorithm that produced the first-ever image of a black hole. Join or support the Da Vinci Science Center’s Women in Science and Engineering Initiative to strengthen the Lehigh Valley’s community of female STEM professionals and inspire young women to follow in their footsteps. Learn more about WISE http://bit.ly/2ZcXY3p

THANK YOU to everyone who helped us celebrate our 20th anniversary this weekend! Here's to many more great years of bringing science to life and lives to science!

Visitor Services Associates operate the Da Vinci Science Center’s Welcome Center and Curiosity Shop retail store. Associates sell merchandise and admission related products while providing a high level of customer service to all Science Center visitors. EOE

We're having a blast with our trebuchet painting demos! Come out at 1 and 3 p.m. today and watch us make our giant 20th anniversary painting. You can also make mini catapults, eat some cupcakes, and watch a 3D printer make a life-like bust of Leonardo. http://bit.ly/2HsmSGx

We started our 20th Anniversary Celebration with the unveiling of the renovated Leonardo's Horse exhibit. Come out to the Center today for cupcakes, pony rides, trebuchet painting demos, build your own mini catapults, and much more.

@FilamentInnovations is running a test of the bust of Leonardo da Vinci on its 3D printer. You can see his beard starting to form. Come to the Science Center's Leonardo Celebration April 13-14 to watch the final version made. Check out the festivities http://bit.ly/2HsmSGx

Whether your child is a new user or has been playing video games for years, they'll have a great time in Programming & Video Game Making summer camp. Using Scratch – an icon-based computer language for kids – we’ll make our own apps and games. Register at http://bit.ly/2SN6KEL

Huge thanks to our friends at Lehigh Valley Zoo for bringing Bean the Sloth by to visit today!

The Science Center hosted its annual Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Forum yesterday at DeSales University. More than 350 local female students, teachers, and STEM professionals took part in a networking dinner and panel discussion focusing on different perspectives women bring to these industries and challenges they face when pursuing a career in male-dominated fields. See more images and video here http://bit.ly/2UaDUzG