Experience a Week of Science, Technology, and Innovation
The Las Vegas Science & Technology Festival is back for its 14th year, offering an exciting lineup of free, interactive STEM events from April 25 to May 3. The Las Vegas Science & Technology Festival 2025 will feature dozens of activities, culminating in a Giant Science & Technology Expo at the World Market Center.
Registration opens on April 1 at 7 a.m. at www.scifest.vegas/events, and early sign-ups are encouraged as many popular events fill up quickly.
A Must-Attend Event for Science Enthusiasts
Sarah Elliott, Director of the Las Vegas Science & Technology Festival, emphasized the importance of registering early:
“Registration day is the key date to mark on your calendar. While we will be adding more events, the most popular activities tend to fill up quickly. Families should browse the event calendar now and prepare a list in advance.”
All festival events are free, but advance registration is required due to limited space.
Festival Highlights: Must-See Events
Friday, April 25 – Kick-Off Event
- Ologist Night at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum – Meet real scientists and explore different STEM career paths.
Saturday, April 26 – Outdoor Explorers Day
- Garden & Sustainability Event at Nevada State College (AM)
- BioBlast at Clark County Wetlands Park (AM)
- Junior Paleontologist Tour at Ice Age Fossil State Park (AM)
- Science Events at Las Vegas Libraries (AM & PM)
- Neon Museum Family Fest (PM)
Sunday, April 27 – Science is Everywhere Day
Enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes tours and hands-on experiences:
- Shark Reef & Bellagio Fountains Tours
- Code Like A Pro at Code Central
- The Mine Experience at McCaw School of Mines
- Republic Services Recycling Center Tours (various times)
- Robots Saving Lives at Southern Hills Hospital
Monday, April 28 – STEM Exploration Day
- UNLV Young Rebels Event (All day)
- Women in Science Panel at Windmill Library (Evening)
- STEM Movie Night at Galaxy Theaters
Tuesday, April 29
- eSports Panel at Southwest Career and Technical Academy
- Republic Services Tours (Evening)
- STEM Movie Night at Galaxy Theaters
Wednesday, April 30
- Energy Smart Theater & Panel with NV Energy at Windmill Library (Evening)
Thursday, May 1 – May the Science Be With You
- Star Wars-Themed Science Exploration hosted by DRI and the National Atomic Testing Museum
Friday, May 2 – Night at the CSN Planetarium
- Free planetarium shows and STEM activities focused on space science
Saturday, May 3 – Giant Science & Technology Expo
The festival finale features engaging science-themed booths, interactive exhibits, and live demonstrations at the World Market Center. Get a complete list of exhibitors at www.scifest.vegas/expo.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Scientists
Organized by the Las Vegas Natural History Museum in partnership with the Clark County School District, the Las Vegas Science & Technology Festival aims to raise awareness of STEM careers and highlight local educational opportunities for school-aged children and their families.
Festival Sponsors and Partners
The 2025 Las Vegas Science & Technology Festival is made possible by the support of:
- Clark County School District
- Nevada National Security Site
- Cox Communications
- MGM Resorts International
- Gene Haas Foundation
- CleanSpark
- CalPortland
- Nevada Gold Mines
- NV Energy
- Arcata Associates Inc.
- Southern Hills Hospital and Medical Center
- NVigate (powered by the Nevada State Treasurer’s Office)
About the Las Vegas Science & Technology Festival
Since its launch in 2011, the Las Vegas Science & Technology Festival has grown into Nevada’s largest educational event. The festival makes STEM fun, accessible, and engaging for everyone, from kids and families to adults.
Visit www.scifest.vegas for more details and event registration.
About the Las Vegas Natural History Museum
Established in 1989, the Las Vegas Natural History Museum is a Smithsonian Affiliate, accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, and serves as a federal and state repository for fossils and artifacts. The museum takes visitors on an educational journey from prehistoric times to the present.
For more information, visit www.lvnhm.org or call (702) 384-3466 Just Now News.
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