A family science adventure during the Northern Ireland Science Festival 2027.
Discover the hidden journey of water above and below ground at Marble Arch Caves this February. Where does rain go when it disappears into the ground? How does a river find its way through a cave? And what secrets can water reveal about the rocks beneath our feet?
Join Marble Arch Caves and Geological Survey of Northern Ireland (GSNI) for a fun-filled family science adventure exploring the secret life of water. Get ready to become rock detectives, explore the underground world of Marble Arch Caves and discover the amazing journey water takes through the landscape.
Along the way, you’ll:
🔎 Become a Rock Detective
Discover how the rocks beneath us were formed and find out how they shape the world around us.
🦇 Explore Underground
Head into Marble Arch Caves and uncover the fascinating world created by water. Discover hidden rivers, underground pathways and spectacular cave formations.
💧 See Water in Action
Get hands-on with fun experiments and demonstrations that reveal how water travels through rocks and underground spaces.
🧪 Be a Scientist for the Day
Try some simple scientific investigations and see if you can follow the clues to discover where water has been and where it might go next.
Perfect for curious families and budding scientists aged 7yrs+, this interactive event brings geology, caves and water science to life.
Come prepared to explore, experiment and get curious about the world beneath your feet!
A Northern Ireland Science Festival 2027 event from Marble Arch Caves and GSNI.
