HI Science & Technology Museum: Open every second Saturday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm • Robotics Center: Open every Saturday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
The Hawaii Science and Technology Museum and our Hawaii STEM Community Care partners introduce the Keiki Heroes! Cousins Kai and Hoku show keiki that they can be heroes in the COVID-19 pandemic by protecting the health of those who care for them — and share healthy habits that help them do so!
Introducing: Keiki Heroes! Read More »
Join us for the 3rd Annual Hawaii Explorations Expo (HE`E) promoting innovation and technology for the future of Hawaii! Come learn how to be a Citizen Scientist and make meaningful contributions to important research! Join the fight against Rapid Ohia Death and Little Fire Ant infestations. Make a difference in your community!
3rd Annual Hawaii Explorations Expo (HE`E) Read More »
Come join us for the next installment of our Hawaii Explorations Expo (HE`E) series with a Robotics Expo for the ages! On November 10, 2018 Hawaii Science and Technology Museum, in partnership with Mokupapapa Discovery Center, will host a Robotics Expo featuring the World-Renowned team from the Center for Robotic Assisted Search and Rescue (CRASAR) from Texas A&M
Robots to the Rescue!!! Read More »
We are currently accepting enrollment into our Camp I3 (Inspiration, Imagination, Innovation) that Hawaii Science and Technology Museum is hosting in partnership with Waiakea Intermediate School with funding from TMT. I3 is a student/parent camp, enrollment is limited to the first 50 applications. Note*** Camp dates will be November 10th and December 15th, cost is $30.
Registration for Camp I3 (Inspiration, Imagination, Innovation) Now Open! Read More »
In the coming months Hawaii Science and Technology Museum will be working closely with a new local non-profit, Hawaii Uncharted Research Collective, in marine conservation and Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) education. Hawaii Uncharted’s mission is to conduct scientific research on Whale Sharks (Rhincodon typus) and other marine organisms in Hawaiian waters. Their research focuses
HSTM Forges Partnership with Hawaii Uncharted Research Collective Read More »
Join the Hawaii Science and Technology Museum as we host the 1st Annual Hawaii Explorations Expo (HE’E) on Saturday June 16, 2018 from 10:00am to 4:00pm at Hilo Intermediate School! Come see all the latest technology at work in our community, learn how to develop your own innovative ideas to open your own business, and enjoy
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On February 21st Hawaii Science and Technology Museum joined our friends at Kaumana Elementary School to host a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) Night for a fun-filled family evening! Hands-on activities included geometry string puzzles, exploring the anatomy of the human hand, physics, robotics, dinosaur exhibits, vortex cannons, and a rocketry demonstration by the SHARKS
STEAM Night at Kaumana Elementary A Big Success! Read More »
A Huge Mahalo to the Rotary Club of Hilo Bay for a $5000 donation to Hawaii Science and Technology Museum. In keeping with the Rotary Mission of Community Service HSTM will utilize these funds to support Family STEAM Nights at various schools in the Hawaii Island Community!
Mahalo Rotary Club of Hilo Bay!! Read More »
The Wizarding World came to life in a Harry-Potter themed S.T.E.A.M. camp during this year’s Fall Break from October 9-13. Young witches and wizards participated in a variety of activities such as Care of Magical Creatures (squid dissections), wand making, potions class, magical machines (robotics), botany, structural engineering, alchemy, astronomy, environmental science, Quidditch matches, dance
Fall Break S.T.E.A.M. Camp Wraps Up! Read More »
If you would like to help further STEM education for the children of Hawaii, please consider a contribution made out to:
Hawaii Science and Technology Museum P.O. Box 7195 Hilo, HI 96720
We are a federally recognized 501(c)(3) public charity and funds received go to help support all our various programs. Examples of donation levels that businesses and individuals help support:
Every little bit of help counts and we greatly appreciate your assistance! For more information on how you can help, please contact us! Mahalo!
