Maker Holidays: Explore the Season of Free Interactive and Cultural Attractions at SESI Lab!

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Published on 03/01/2024 at 23:10

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Free Admission at the Museum Until 1 Hour Before Closing. Issue Free Tickets on Sympla. Stop Motion Screening, Animations, and Interactive Workshops in the Multi-Purpose Space.

The possibilities of Maker Vacation are endless! The 100% interactive museum has prepared a special program for the whole family to enjoy the free admission period, featuring screenings of short and feature films, theatrical performances, music, and many interactive workshops. The open doors season will occur from January 2nd to February 4th, with free admission for everyone!

Additionally, Maker Vacation provides a more democratic cinema that offers a multifaceted culture and the chance for interactive experimentation. Don’t miss this unique experience during the school holidays!

Maker Vacation: Multi-Purpose Space and Special Programming

During the free admission period in the school holidays, SESI Lab stands out as a place for interactive experimentation. With a 6.1 sound system and digital projection, the museum offers a more democratic cinema for all ages, featuring screenings of short and feature films. In addition, interactive workshops, sensory games, and exploration activities are confirmed to ensure a multifaceted culture during the visit.

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SESI Lab will promote the project ‘Cine Curtas’ with screenings on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 5 PM. The selected animations stimulate reflections on science, innovation, and technology in daily life, providing a diverse cinematic programming. Moreover, the venue will host theatrical performances and special musical presentations for children, becoming a center of entertainment for the free season.

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The interactive workshops will be held at different times, offering options such as ‘Virtual Butterfly Garden’, ‘Ecodesign’, and ‘Light Painting: Paint with Light’. Additionally, exploration activities of the exhibition galleries and sensory games will be offered, ensuring a variety of options for visitors to explore during the free admission period.

Experimentation, Interactivity, Playfulness, and Innovation

SESI Lab is a haven of art, science, technology, and education, promoting the connection between artistic, scientific, and technological actions. With 8,000 square meters of constructed area and 33,000 square meters of revitalized green area, the museum offers a unique experience of interactive tourism, ensuring a multifaceted culture for all audiences. Don’t miss the opportunity to participate in activities during the holidays!

Source: Portal da Indústria

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Maker Holidays: Explore the Season of Free Interactive and Cultural Attractions at SESI Lab!

Free Admission at the Museum Until 1 Hour Before Closing. Issue Free Tickets on Sympla. Stop Motion Screening, Animations, and Interactive Workshops in the Multi-Purpose Space.

Maker Vacation: Multi-Purpose Space and Special Programming

Light at the End of the Tunnel: The City’s Most Democratic Cinema and Stage for Performances

Here You Get Hands-On!

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