The Michigan Science Center, located in Detroit's cultural district, is a leading nonprofit organization that offers a wide range of educational and interactive experiences for children and adults alike. With its live stage shows, IMAX® Dome, 4D theater, Planetarium, and special exhibit hall spanning over 8,700 square feet, the Science Center is dedicated to inspiring curiosity and promoting science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) learning. Affectionately known as MiSci, the center serves as a hub for STEM engagement and discovery learning.

Its exhibits, programs, and science shows cover various topics in STEM, fostering literacy and understanding of the natural world and the built environment. Whether you're a student, educator, or family, the Michigan Science Center offers a wealth of opportunities for exploration and discovery. As a Smithsonian Affiliate, the Science Center also collaborates with the Smithsonian Institution, bringing additional programs, exhibits, and professionals to the museum.

This partnership allows members to have a joint membership with the Smithsonian for double the exploration and learning. At MiSci, the goal is to put you at the center of science, empowering you to discover and explore the process and principles of science firsthand