Family Weekend: Adventures in AI @Exploratorium
Step Into the World of Artificial Intelligence at the Exploratorium This Summer
Summer with kids isn’t complete without diving into the bold, fascinating frontier of artificial intelligence. At the Exploratorium, you’ll uncover how AI works, train your brain to think like a computer, and even paint using just your voice.
Engage with interactive, AI-powered artworks, peer inside the chip that powers video games, and experiment with cutting-edge image generators. Discover how AI is transforming real-world science and research, while also examining the ethical questions and societal impacts it raises.
Whether you’re a parent or a kid, bring your curiosity and imagination to life through hands-on exhibits, thought-provoking installations, and live programs designed for all ages.
Visit Exploratorium on tips for visiting the event with kids.
THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT FAST! BUY THE LIMITED TICKETS NOW!
Saturday, September 13, 2025
12:00pm - 4:00pm PT
THE EXPLORATORIUM @Pier 15
(Embarcadero at Green Street)
San Francisco, CA 94111
Best way to transportation is by Uber/Lyft. There are street parking areas near by within walking distance.
HCSF Members:
Adults: $39.95 (member ticket purchase link)
Youth (4-17): $29.95 (member ticket purchase link)
Non Members:
Adults: $44.95 (non-member ticket purchase link)
Youth (4-17): $34.95 (non-member ticket purchase link)
Tickets are non-refundable.
Not a member? Register here for membership to get the membership pricing.
Click here to register
Event Registration (Harvard Alumni):
Please sign in with your HarvardKey otherwise a duplicate record will be created and you will not be able to log-in.
No HarvardKey? Please retrieve your HarvardKey here. If you need help, email ithelp@harvard.edu or call 617-495-7777
HCSF Guidelines for attending in-person events
If you are showing COVID-19 or Flu symptoms, please stay home. This is critical to the health and safety of our staff and communities.
Event Organizer:
Jules Sebastian
julessebastian@alumni.harvard.edu