First Saturday Science at Metropolitan State University offers a fun hands-on learning opportunity for children!

Colleges are a great resource for science events. Have you checked out the First Saturday Science at Metropolitan State University events yet?
The Metro State First Saturday Science workshops cover a wide range of science topics designed to engage and teach youth. They encourage the scientific method in the workshops.
Events occur the first Saturday of each month October – May (except for May which falls later due to their graduation weekend). Each event is free and is geared towards children in Kindergarten through 8th grade.
The workshops are led and planned by university student workers, university STEM students, interns from the Science Museum of Minnesota, faculty, staff, and other community partners.
Each month has a different theme. The theme for Saturday, December 6th will be Climate and Air Quality.
First Saturday Science on December 6th, 2025
This month is all about Climate and Air Quality!
- When: Saturday, December 6th, 10am – 12pm
- Where: Metro State University
Jason R. Carter Science Education Center
664 East Sixth Street, Saint Paul
Extend Learning to Your Home or School Community
- First Saturday Science program includes even more than events on campus
- There are digital activity guides and YouTube videos
- First Saturday Science offers a home video series
- Sign up to join the monthly email list for activity guides and links to science book readings
- To sign up, contact first.saturday.science@metrostate.edu
- When you sign up for the newsletter, each month you will receive three e-mails:
- Monthly Flyer with topics and activities
- Day of event reminder
- Link to children’s non-fiction book readings that match with the monthly science theme






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