Looking for a fun and educational family outing in Vancouver? Science World’s new Artemis Space Adventure with LEGO® Bricks is the perfect combo of learning and play.

A Space Adventure Built for Families

If your kids are obsessed with rockets, astronauts, or LEGO® (let’s be real—most are), the new Artemis Space Adventure at Science World is an absolute must-visit. Running now through April 6, 2026, this hands-on exhibit is inspired by NASA’s Artemis Missions, and it turns space travel into a full-on play experience.

Massive LEGO® Sculptures That Wow

Right from the entrance, you’ll see larger-than-life LEGO® creations that are both jaw-dropping and educational. There’s the Apollo 11 Lunar Module, a towering Artemis rocket, the International Space Station, and even a LEGO® Neil Armstrong taking his first steps on the Moon.

One of the biggest highlights? A full Space Launch System rocket suspended from the ceiling—cue wide-eyed stares and endless questions from curious little ones.

Interactive Play for Curious Kids

This isn’t just a “look and don’t touch” exhibit. Kids (and adults!) can build space rovers, design lunar habitats, and take on challenges just like real engineers and astronauts. Every corner is made to spark creativity and teamwork.

And yes—there’s a real Mars rock on display, giving kids a chance to see a piece of outer space up close.

Scan Your Art, Watch it Come to Life

One of the coolest features is the interactive art station. Kids can colour their own space-themed drawings, scan them, and watch their creations animate on a digital screen. It’s creative, techy, and super fun!

Don’t Forget the LEGO® Astronaut Photo Opp

Before you leave, make sure to stop by the LEGO® astronaut photo booth. Dress up, strike a pose, and snap a photo that’s perfect for the memory books—or the family group chat.

Plan Your Visit

Artemis Space Adventure with LEGO® Bricks is on now at Science World in Vancouver and runs through April 6, 2026. It’s presented by White Spot Restaurants and produced by Flying Fish—and it’s absolutely worth the trip.

Whether you’re filling a summer bucket list or just looking for something new and different to do with the kids, this experience hits the mark.

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