New exhibition to make his debut at California Science Center on May 15
LOS ANGELES,, March 6, 2025 / Prnewswire / – The California Science Center will be presented at first Game! Science, sports and game on May 15, 2025 – A unique exhibition of Los Angeles which will inspire people of all ages, history, sex and capacities through a range of exciting and immersive activities.
Designed by the California Science Center with the generous support and the active collaboration of the Walter Family Foundation, the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation and the La84 Foundation, this dynamic exhibition highlights the powerful link between science, sport and play, while celebrating the joy of the human body in motion.
The new exhibition will give customers the possibility of exploring new and popular sports thanks to a multitude of interactive experiences. Game! Will help visitors discover that understanding scientific principles behind sport can allow their life and increase performance. Extending over 17,000 square feet, the revolutionary exhibition offers practical activities and virtual advice from a diversified team of beloved Los Angeles-Thator based on athletes.
You can try a range of activities, including baseball, softball, basketball, football, swimming, yoga, dance, snowboarding, climbing and more. Among the many activities, visitors can:
- Learn to synchronize their swing with a simulated step at speeds varying from 30 to 60 mph
- Find out how to kick a football ball
- Swim with an elite athlete para in a virtual swimming pool
- Explore the body-spirit connection by visual perception and controlled breathing
- Understand the importance of food and health nutrition for life
- Explore various careers in the sport industry, extending beyond the field of the game
- And more!
“We are delighted to bring this innovative exhibition to our guests, exploring the intersection between science and sports,” said Jeffrey RudolphPresident and CEO of California Science Center. “”Game! Presents a unique opportunity to inspire fans and participants to explore science behind their favorite sports, allowing athletes of all levels to improve their performance and prioritize their well-being. “”
“I look forward to the children who experience the transformational power of sports through this unique exhibition and the learning of science behind the games they like to play,” said Renata Simril, president and chief executive officer of the La84 Foundation. “I appreciate the California Science Center for having had an idea and developed an immersive experience, and I am grateful for our partnership with the Walter Family Foundation and the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation while we concept an interactive exhibition that will give visitors of all ages that last a lifetime.”
“Sports have the power to inspire, educate and create opportunities for young people. Game! Perfects perfectly with our mission to provide access to new experiences that promote physical activity, learning and well-being, “said Nichol WhitemanCEO of the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation. “We are proud that this exhibition initiates young people and families of Los Angeles, strengthening the vital role of sports in community education and development – especially since we look at the greatest athletes in the world that participate in Los Angeles During the 2028 games. “
Game! spear May 15, 2025And is included in free general admission to California Science Center. He will remain at least through the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. All groups of 15 or more customers will need a Game! The exhibition timed the reservation with a timed reserve at the California Science Center. Reservations must be made by calling for 213-744-2019.
About the California Science Center
California Science Center is a dynamic destination where families, adults and children can explore the wonders of science through practical exhibitions, live demonstrations, innovative programs and impressive large format films. The California Science Center and the Imax Theater are located in the historic exhibition park just west of the Harbor motorway (110) at the 700 Park Drive exhibition, Los Angeles. Open every day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. General admission to the science center is free. The California Science Center is proud to be accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and the American Alliance of Museums (AAM). Visit Californiasciencecenter.org For more information.
About the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation
The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF) attacks the most urgent problems with which Los Angeles is confronted with the mission of improving education, health care, homelessness and social justice for all Angelenos. Redesigned in 2013, LADF has since noted $ 204 millionincluding a $ 100 million promise in 2024 by its president Mark Walter And the ownership of the Dodgers, marking the largest contribution of all time of an MLB ownership group to the organization’s charity. As part of its new strategic plan, “Sustainable Impact for Los Angeles”, LADF amplifies best practices, stalling solutions, growth in its capacity and refining its work with investments exceeding $ 63.5 million in its programs and subsidies to local organizations. To date, LADF has had a positive impact on more than 10 million young people. LADF is the proud recipient of the ESPN sports humanitarian team of the year, Robert Wood Johnson Sports Prize, Beyond Sport for Sport for Racial Inegalités Collective Impact Award Award and the Aspen Institute Project Play Champion. To find out more, visit Dodgers.com/ladf And join the conversation on Instagram,, XAnd Facebook.
About the La84 Foundation
The La84 Foundation is a national leader in sport in the positive development of young people. As a 1984 summer Olympic Olympic Games, La84 supported thousands of organizations in South California Thanks to subsidies, financing infrastructure, training coaches and research on commissioning. The La84 Foundation addresses critical problems by raising sports of young people and playing as a path to well-being for life. Visit La84.org.
Media contacts:
Kristina Kurasz Cutting | Communications director | California Science Center
(Protected by e-mail) | 213-744-7446
Sophie Jefferies| Communications manager | California Science Center
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