Historic Jeddah hosts a series of educational and creative activities this August at the Red Sea Museum, focusing on the sea as a space for discovery and learning.
According to SPA, the museum’s program includes the Sea Cinema, which featured a screening of Finding Nemo on August 7 to evoke the wonder of the ocean.
Educational activities include a panel discussion on August 15 regarding the relationship between protecting the marine environment and preserving archaeological evidence. The museum also provides a “From Waste to Wonder” workshop where children transform used items into new ideas.
From August 25 to 29, the Red Sea Lab serves as an interactive laboratory for children aged 10 to 14. This STEM-based experience covers ocean chemistry, water quality, biodiversity, geological formation, coral reefs, and technologies used for mapping, exploration, and environmental conservation.
The August schedule coincides with the final days of the “Sunken Treasures: The Maritime Heritage of the Red Sea” exhibition, which concludes on August 15.
What educational activities are available for children at the Red Sea Museum in August? Children can participate in the “From Waste to Wonder” workshop to turn used items into new experiences. Additionally, children aged 10 to 14 can join the Red Sea Lab from August 25 to 29, which uses STEM to explore coral reefs, ocean chemistry, water quality, and biodiversity.
What are the details regarding the Red Sea Lab program? The Red Sea Lab runs from August 25 to 29 for participants aged 10 to 14. It integrates science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to teach about the Red Sea’s geological formation and the technologies used for environmental conservation and mapping.
Which exhibitions and screenings are part of the museum’s August schedule? The museum hosted a screening of Finding Nemo on August 7 as part of the Sea Cinema program. It also features the “Sunken Treasures: The Maritime Heritage of the Red Sea” exhibition, which remains open until August 15.