The Science of Plants features an amazing collection of activities, partner organizations, and rare plants that will blow your mind.
Have you ever heard of plants making music?
Have you seen plants that pretend to be rocks, eat insects, or play dead?
Want to meet a plant scientist or master gardener?
Want to start your personal vegetable garden at the event?
Yup, we will have all the above and more! This is your chance to see and explore the world of plants in person! Meet expert botanists and gardeners. Explore tree rings, strange seeds, and art with plants. Learn about plant anatomy, plant cells, and photosynthesis. With a range of activities and concepts, there will be something for everyone.
Activities (Scheduled)*
Plant Breakdown
What Do We Eat?
What Seed is This?
Observing Plant Cells
Sound of Plants
Chlorophyll Painting
Tree Ring Age Estimate
Leaf Rubbing with Crayons (ages 7 & under) |
Measuring Photosynthesis (ages 12 & over)
Start a Bush Bean Plant
Explore Carnivorous Plants
Home Garden Resources
Climate Change and Plants
Finding Pollinators
Plants at the Library |
Special Presentation (12:30-1 pm)*
Amazing Plant Adaptations
Today: Flex Prep “Computer Science and Engineering – What it takes to get in these days” Seminar at Cupertino Library
Competition to get accepted into computer science and engineering programs is fierce. That’s where the experienced counselors at FLEX can help with expert guidance on winning strategies.
In this webinar, we’ll explore the top-ranked computer science and engineering colleges, including their average GPAs, and strategies to boost your admissions odds. Online registration required.
Audience: Teens Source
Every Friday and Saturday Night, weather permitting at Chabot Observatory Deck
Join Chabot astronomers on the Observatory Deck for free telescope viewing!
Weather permitting, this is a chance to explore stars, planets, and more through Chabot’s historic telescopes. Chabot’s three large historic telescopes offer a unique way to experience the awe and wonder of the Universe. Our observatory deck offers breathtaking views 1,500 feet above the Bay. Three observatory domes house the Center’s 8-inch (Leah, 1883) and 20-inch (Rachel, 1916) refracting telescopes, along with a 36-inch reflecting telescope (Nellie, 2003).
Before your visit, check out the Weather Station to see the current conditions at Chabot.
Every Friday and Saturday Night, weather permitting at Chabot Observatory Deck
Join Chabot astronomers on the Observatory Deck for free telescope viewing!
Weather permitting, this is a chance to explore stars, planets, and more through Chabot’s historic telescopes. Chabot’s three large historic telescopes offer a unique way to experience the awe and wonder of the Universe. Our observatory deck offers breathtaking views 1,500 feet above the Bay. Three observatory domes house the Center’s 8-inch (Leah, 1883) and 20-inch (Rachel, 1916) refracting telescopes, along with a 36-inch reflecting telescope (Nellie, 2003).
Before your visit, check out the Weather Station to see the current conditions at Chabot.
Every Friday and Saturday Night, weather permitting at Chabot Observatory Deck
Join Chabot astronomers on the Observatory Deck for free telescope viewing!
Weather permitting, this is a chance to explore stars, planets, and more through Chabot’s historic telescopes. Chabot’s three large historic telescopes offer a unique way to experience the awe and wonder of the Universe. Our observatory deck offers breathtaking views 1,500 feet above the Bay. Three observatory domes house the Center’s 8-inch (Leah, 1883) and 20-inch (Rachel, 1916) refracting telescopes, along with a 36-inch reflecting telescope (Nellie, 2003).
Before your visit, check out the Weather Station to see the current conditions at Chabot.
