Mimi’s Rainbow Adventure: the exhibition in Dublin
The exhibition has now closed but this information is for reference.
The Dublin exhibition
Mimi has lots of questions; about the sky, the sea and everything in-between! One summer, when Mimi is staying with her granny, they go off on an adventure, with Colin the dog and Dave the robot, to meet lots of inspiring scientists to help her finally get some answers to her big questions.
Experience this new story as it comes to life at the IOP’s new family-friendly exhibition: Mimi’s Rainbow Adventure.
Get hands-on with fun physics experiments for all the family, be creative with arts and crafts activities, read an inspiring book in our chill-out corner and find out how physicists can answer your big questions about the world. Have your own rainbow adventure this summer with a season of free activities for all to enjoy.
Where?
Unit 18, Trinity in the Community, Macken Street, Dublin 2
When?
Thursday 3 August – Sunday 27 August 2023 | Thursday – Sunday, 10am – 4pm
How?
Drop in whenever you like during the opening hours, there is no need to book, but you can reserve your free place.
How to find us
By bus
Lots of buses serve the area. The C1, C2, C3 and C4 all stop near the turn-off for Macken Street just off Pearse Street.
By train
Pearse Station is the nearest station, just 10 minutes’ walk away.
Free downloadable storybook
Mimi’s Rainbow Adventure: the storybook, Ireland edition
Read our free illustrated storybook chapter by chapter and meet the amazing real-life science role models for Ireland.
Suitable for all ages! It can be read together as a family with 5- to 7-year-olds or solo by readers aged 7+.
Want to know more or have questions about your visit?
Please email [email protected] and one of our team will come back to you.