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Stay cool at COSI for free on Thursday, June 20

2024-06-19

When you can seemingly swim through the air, that’s when you know you’re in a heatwave.

Temperatures continue to stay in the mid-90s in Columbus, and COSI wants to help the community stay cool. On Thursday, June 20, the science museum is offering free admission to the first 2,000 Columbus residents.

If you plan on going, here are a few pro tips to beat the heat + the crowds.

The Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is on display, but tickets are limited each day.
Watch this video from the American Museum of Natural History for a preview of the Nature of Color exhibit .
A visit to COSI is never complete without spending time with dinosaurs .
We recommend parking in the underground parking garage for easy access.

COSI said they are able to offer this thanks to support from the Columbus City Council.

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