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10-14 July, 10am-3.30pm • Festival Hub

Drop in • Free • All ages

Drop by NanoFest’s Festival Hub every day for a rotating selection

of free, hands-on science for the whole whānau.

We’ll have stalls from local science and conservation organisations

where you’ll be able to make playdough hearts and seed bombs, learn

about molecules and stream life, and create with bricks and modelling

clay. Come see New Zealand’s tenth meteorite, get your favourite

rock identified, and examine an amazing map of Zealandia, the world’s

newest continent. The Hub will also feature opportunities to try out

mixed reality and play with our always-popular big blue blocks.

The Festival Hub will be located at the Tūhura Otago Museum’s H.D.

Skinner Annex. For a full list of daily activities, check out scifest.org.nz.

13-14 July, 10am-11.30am, 12pm-1.30pm

and 2pm-3.30pm • Festival Hub

Booking required • $15 • 9+ years

Grab an old computer. Strip it and parts it or

rebuild it and test it. Install it and take it home.

It’s up to you (and dependent on donated

device supply.)

10-14 July, 10am-3.30pm • Festival Hub

Drop in • Free • All ages

Bring us your old electronic devices and we’ll

give them new life! In partnership with the

Dunedin City Council and Cargill Enterprises, we

are offering a FREE drop-off point for unused or

end-of-life consumer electronic goods.

E-WASTE RECONSTRUCTION

E-WASTE DROPOFF POINT

FESTIVAL HUB

E-WASTE

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