Spring School Holidays
The Powerhouse Spring School Holidays Program runs from 23 September to 8 October 2023 and provides a range of in-depth workshops and free drop-in creative experiences, including popular digital programs Minecraft, Coding and Digital Design.
Families are invited to dive into the unique and diverse stories within the exhibition 1001 Remarkable Objects. Bespoke artist-led workshops aim to encourage young audiences to engage with the Powerhouse Collection objects on display.
Events
Strike a Pose (Ages 9–17)
3001 Remarkable Stories
Family Electric Car Design (Ages 7+)
Introduction to 3D Printing (Ages 10–12)
Introduction to coding with micro:bit (Ages 7–12)
Family Minecraft (Ages 7+)
Object Design with 3D Pens (Ages 7+)
Minecraft 1001 Remarkable Objects (Ages 7–12)
Minecraft: Build Smarter with Code (Ages 7–12)
Unity Game Design (Ages 12–15)
Minecraft play! (Ages 7–12)
Intermediate Minecraft Coding (Ages 7–12)
Blender 3D Design (Ages 12–15)
Hackathon Design Challenge (Ages 10–12)
Events
Strike a Pose (Ages 9–17)
Family DrawBot (Ages 5+)
Family Minecraft (Ages 7+)
Family Electric Car Design (Ages 7+)
3001 Remarkable Stories (All Ages)
There’s always something happening at Powerhouse to delight the whole family. See, think, wonder, and get involved in hands-on activities that fire up your creativity and curiosity! With free entry, our Powerhouse sites are perfect family destinations for exploring the interactive side of arts and science.
Powerhouse Ultimo
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Exhibitions
Our world-class exhibitions bring you and your family face-to-face with a wide range of exciting ideas, objects and activities.
Getting Around
On arrival you will be provided with a printed map and guide to help you find your way through the museum during your visit.
We aim to provide venues, exhibitions, programs and services which can be enjoyed by all visitors, including people with disabilities and prams. You can access all the main levels of Powerhouse Ultimo via ramps and an elevator. For visitors using manual wheelchairs, the elevator is recommended.