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Portland, Oregon
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The USS Blueback, a decommissioned Navy submarine, is permanently docked at the museum and offers guided tours to visitors.
The Kendall Planetarium at OMSI is one of the largest and most technologically advanced planetariums in the Pacific Northwest.
The museum was founded in 1944 and has grown to become one of the leading science museums in the United States.
OMSI features rotating exhibits that cover a wide range of scientific topics, from physics to biology, ensuring there's always something new to explore.
The museum's building is designed with sustainable practices in mind, including energy-efficient systems and eco-friendly materials.
OMSI offers hands-on labs where visitors can engage in experiments and activities related to chemistry, physics, and life sciences.
The museum provides a variety of educational programs, including camps, workshops, and classes, catering to children, teens, and adults.
OMSI actively engages with the Portland community through outreach programs that bring science education to schools and community centers.
Volunteers at OMSI play a crucial role in the museum's operations, assisting with exhibits, events, and educational programs.
The Science Playground is a dedicated area for young children to explore and learn through play, featuring interactive exhibits designed for early learners.
