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Art exhibition and Demonstrations
@ Senedd 19th and 20th July 2014 10-4 National Assembly for Wales Cardiff Bay Cardiff CF99 1NA For the Cardiff Science Festival 2014
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Art works by me and demonstrations by the Physics Dr. Dan Read of Cardiff University School of Physics and Astronomy. Venue: Senedd, Cardiff Bay, CF99 1NA. http://cardiffsciencefestival.co.uk/sat-19th/ The third Cardiff Science Festival is fast approaching and will be taking place from 14th to 20th July. All of the events are FREE except for the following higher profile events which carry a small charge to cover the speaker’s costs and venue hire: author and Red Dwarf, Robert Llewelyn, presenter Helen Czerski, conservationist and comedian, Dr Simon Watt, award-winning Comedienne Rosie Wilby and BBC ‘Gastronaut’, Stefan Gates. The full programme is now available to download here – or view day-by-day by clicking on the dates above to find the events scheduled for that day. The science and art exhibition will be open throughout the main festival weekend at the Senedd building in Cardiff Bay. Come and browse the various stalls on offer. Also look out for our family-friendly science treasure hunt around Mermaid Quay. Our showcase for science and technology has loads of events taking place in venues across Cardiff. From hands on workshops, live demonstrations, comedy, talks, discussion forums, performances, lectures, debates, exhibitions, guided tours and panel discussions, there is something for everybody. Cardiff Science Festival is organised by a group of volunteers with the aim of providing as many fun and informative events as possible whilst keeping the costs as low as possible. Enjoying exploring the website and discovering this year’s events and we look forward to welcoming you to the Festival. Find out what we did last year in 2013. http://cardiffsciencefestival.co.uk/sat-19th/  Senedd 19th and 20th July 2014 10-4
National Assembly for Wales Cardiff Bay Cardiff CF99 1NA For the Cardiff Science Festival 2014 with the Physics from http://www.astro.cardiff.ac.uk/ Read more see more... |