Exhibits.

Leave your expectations about exhibits at the door and get ready to discover, play, and engage in a new way at MOXI. Our three floors are filled with loads of interactive experiences, organized around seven themes that all relate to science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.

A day spent at MOXI will be different each time you visit – with new things to see, new approaches to take, new challenges to solve, and new discoveries to uncover.

Permanent Exhibits.

Permanent

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.

Speed Track.

Feed your need for speed as you build your own race car and send it down our test track. Prototype designs for a marble roller coaster. Discover the beauty in all types of movement.

Sound Track.

Go inside the Giant Guitar to learn about how your favorite guitar riffs begin. Be mesmerized by our very own George Rhoads-designed Sound Machine.

Sky Garden.

Enjoy breathtaking views of Santa Barbara from the mountains to the sea on our exhibit-filled rooftop.

Light Track.

Explore the world of lights, colors, shadows and more in this area where science and technology beautifully combine with visual arts and creative expression. Take the ultimate selfie at Mosaic Faces.

Fantastic Forces Courtyard.

Step outside into this space dedicated to gravity, magnetism, propulsion, centripetal force and more. Conduct test flights in our Wind Column Workshop, launch an Air Rocket and discover the power of magnetic fields on our Magnetic Islands.

Crawlers’ Corner

Feed your need for speed as you build your own race car and send it down our test track. Prototype designs for a marble roller coaster. Discover the beauty in all types of movement.

Temporary Exhibits.

Open Now.

Open Now

Building Brick playspace

Get into hands-on, playful STEAM learning with building bricks! MOXI's Building Brick Playspace offers opportunities for guests to stack in 3D with as many blocks as we can fit in our bins.