Children's Museums

Quest Science Center

★★★★★ 5 (1 reviews)

📍 Quest Plaza, 2111 Railroad Ave, Livermore, CA 94550

🌐 quest-science.org

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About Quest Science Center

Quest Science Center is a children's museum in Livermore, CA. Quest Science Center operates mobile outreach programs delivered via electric van, bringing hands-on engineering and science education directly to schools and communities. Rated 5 out of 5 stars by 1 visitors.

Quick Facts

Type: Science Center
Best For: All ages
Focus: Hands-on engineering, climate science, and exploration
Key Programs: Planetary Health Summer Institute, Sparks! Saturday, Engineering Explorations outreach

💡 Did You Know?

⭐Quest Science Center operates mobile outreach programs delivered via electric van, bringing hands-on engineering and science education directly to schools and communities
⭐The center hosts a monthly themed science program series at Stockmen's Park from May to October, making science education accessible across multiple locations in the Tri-Valley area
⭐Quest Science Center offers specialized hands-on exhibits focusing on bubble design, soap film experiments, and light-based activities, emphasizing collaborative engineering challenges

💬 What Visitors Say

💡Enroll in the monthly themed programs at Science@Stockmen's Park (May-October) for structured, hands-on learning experiences that build interest in science progressively throughout the year.
💡Book the mobile Engineering Explorations programs delivered via electric van for your school or community group—this brings interactive engineering challenges directly to your location.
🕐Plan visits around special events like the Planetary Health Summer Institute (June 8-12, 2026) or Sparks! Saturday program (May 9, 2026) for curated, theme-focused learning experiences.
💡Quest Science Center excels at breaking down complex scientific concepts into simple explanations, making it ideal for young children just beginning to explore STEM—expect engaging bubble design, light experiments, and collaborative problem-solving activities.