Science Exhibitions in Ann Arbor worth going out for.

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Judy & Stanley Frankel Detroit Observatory at University of Michigan in Ann Arbor

Judy & Stanley Frankel Detroit Observatory at University of Michigan in Ann Arbor

Old Fourth Ward

Peer through the 1857 Fitz telescope at distant planets and galaxies, or explore the historic dome and exhibits if the clouds roll in. The student guides make astronomy feel surprisingly approachable, even for total beginners.

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Creating the Future of Medicine for 175 Years

Museum On Main · Kerrytown

Free

Gallery Activities (Big Freeze, Dry Ice Bubbles, Glacier Goo)

Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum · Kerrytown

Gallery Activities (Critters in the Cold, Penguin Egg Pass, Polar Play)

Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum · Kerrytown

Ann Arbor Summer Festival events in the Annex

University of Michigan Museum of Natural History · Burns Park

U-M Medical History Exhibit

Museum On Main · Old Fourth Ward

Exhibit A2 Hotel

Ann Arbor

William L. Clements Library

Burns Park

Free

Life Sciences Institute

Burns Park

University of Michigan Museum of Natural History

Burns Park

Free

PSI Labs

Bryant Pattengill East

University of Michigan Research Museums Center

Bryant Pattengill East

CultureVerse Gallery

Ann Arbor

The Discovery Center

Dicken

Ann Arbor District Library: Pittsfield Branch

Dicken

Medical Science II

Angell

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