Tech Track.

Permanent Exhibit

Tech Track.

Make your mark right as you enter MOXI on the Sheldon Family Handprint Globe. Get inspired by stories of local innovators and their work in our community on the Innovation Wall. Enter the Innovation Workshop, MOXI’s own makerspace where you can imagine, design and test your own creations using a wide variety of technologies and tools – from the low-tech popsicle sticks and glue to the high-tech 3-D printer and laser cutter. The Tech Track provides a glimpse into what’s new, what’s next, and the process of innovating and creating new technology.

Projects for before and after your visit.
DIY Board Games.

DIY Board Games.

This activity is all about storytelling through games. Invent a storyline and develop rules to build a one-of-a-kind board game you can play with your family or friends.
KaleiDIYscope.

KaleiDIYscope.

Make your own kaleidoscope! Using a paper towel roll, cardboard, and tin foil, you can recreate one of MOXI’s exhibits.
Terrific Thaumatropes.

Terrific Thaumatropes.

Thaumatropes were a popular toy in the 1800’s but also make for a fun activity today. Check out this guide to making one from The Met Museum.

More Exhibits.

Quiet Cave.

Quiet Cave.

Recharge in Quiet Cave, a calming space on MOXI’s second floor. With soft lighting, gentle sounds, and tactile activities, this space offers a sensory reset for anyone seeking a moment of calm.
Fantastic Forces Courtyard.

Fantastic Forces Courtyard.

Step outside into this outdoor space dedicated to gravity, aerodynamics, air resistance, and rotational motion. Send balls soaring, explore spinning turntables, and experiment with airflow through three stories of winding air tubes.