About Good Morning Science
Good Morning Science brings together the families who support us for a fun-filled day of learning, STEM activities, and lunch. Since 2018, it has been our biggest annual fundraiser—and a much-anticipated day for our community.
This year’s event features 10 exciting, hands-on STEM activities and an engaging Magic Show that will keep the whole family on the edge of their seats. For kids ages 10 and up, there’s also the option to sign up for an introductory robotics workshop, where they’ll build and race their own robots for a chance to win exciting prizes!
Good Morning Science isn’t just for kids—it’s for the whole family! Parents and guardians can enjoy snacks and lunch, bid on a wide selection of prizes in the silent auction, or even join their kids in a fun experiment or robot building.
Check Out the Experiments!
Play the video to learn more about the 2025 experiments.
80% of the experiments in 2026 will be brand new! Our scientists and engineers are hard at work developing exciting new activities, and we’ll publish the details here as soon as they’re ready.
Date and Time
Saturday, November 21, 2026
10 am - 2 pm
Location
Medical Sciences Building, University of Toronto
1 King’s College Circle, Toronto
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How To Get to the Venue
The nearest parking is the University of Toronto – Landmark Parking Garage (35 Hart House Circle, Toronto, ON M5S 3J9). Parking cost is $10 for the whole day.
If you’re taking transit, the closest TTC station is Queen’s Park:
Follow signs for “College Street / University Avenue – Northwest Exit.” This is sometimes labeled as “College St.” or “College Street (North-West)”. It is the exit closest to Queen’s Park / U of T.
From the exit walk northwards from Queen’s Park (you will see the Legislative Assembly of Ontario on the right, and the David Naylor Building on your right.
Continue following the Cobblestone path forward until you come to a statue of a man sitting.
Turn left here and follow the path straight until you pass an opening to a courtyard.
Walk forward until you reach King College, and you see a statue of a DNA molecule. The entrance will be before the staircase, to your Right.
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