Things that go Boom!
Education · Science Workshop

Things that go Boom!

Experience exciting science experiments with Mad Science at our library workshop.

Wed, 15 Jul 2026 2:00 PM (America/New_York) Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library Alexandria , Virginia
Join us at the Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library for an exciting science workshop titled 'Things That Go Boom!' presented by Mad Science. This interactive event is designed to spark curiosity and teach children about the fascinating world of science through engaging demonstrations. Part of the SummerQuest Jr. program, this workshop is a fantastic way for kids to learn and have fun. Don't miss this explosive educational experience at your local library.

What to Expect

A fun, educational science demonstration featuring exciting experiments.

Who Should Attend

  • Children
  • Families
  • Science enthusiasts
  • SummerQuest participants

Agenda Overview

Science demonstrations and interactive learning.
Venue & Address
Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library
4701 Seminary Rd Ste 104
Alexandria , Virginia – 22304
United States
Organizer
Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library · Public Library
A branch of the Alexandria Library system providing community resources and programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this event for kids?
Yes, it is designed for children.
Is there a cost?
No, this is a free library program.
Where is it held?
Burke Branch Meeting Room, 4701 Seminary Rd, Alexandria, VA.
Do I need to register?
Check the library website for registration details.
Who is the presenter?
Mad Science.
Is parking available?
Yes, a library parking lot is available.
Tags
science kids alexandria virginia library workshop
Summary
An interactive science workshop for children presented by Mad Science.
Highlights
  • Interactive science experiments
  • Presented by Mad Science
  • Educational and fun
  • Part of SummerQuest Jr.
  • Library-hosted event
  • Engaging for children
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