Mad Science of Northeast Ohio

Mad Science of Northeast Ohio offers after-school programs with hands-on science activities, demos, and an educational science take-home every class. It also offers summer camps with science discovery, games, and physical activity, plus workshops with hour-long hands-on experiments guided by a real Mad Scientist.

Programs

• After-School Programs — 5-12 · One hour; 4 to 8 weeks; immediately after school · Hands-on science programs themed around a particular area of science. Children engage in activities, watch demos, and get an educational science take-home every class.
• Summer Camps — 3-12 · 6-hour and 3-hour options available; new topics and activities every day · Designed for kids ages 3-12. Combination of science discovery, games, and physical activity; led by a real Mad Scientist.
• Workshops — Hour-long · Hands-on experiments guided by a real Mad Scientist; can serve as a science field trip that comes directly to you.
• Special Events — Science shows and hands-on exploration stations for assemblies and events.
• Birthday Parties — Interactive birthday party shows that travel to you; mess-free and hassle-free.

At a glance

• Ages: 3–12 years old
• Facility hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00am-4:00pm; Saturday: CLOSED

About the provider

Mad Science was founded in 1985, and the organization says it has been in business for over 30 years. Its mission is to inspire children through science, sparking lifelong imagination and curiosity.

What families say

“We love Mad Science's programs! The use of multiple cameras in zoom lessons allows for the kids to really get a good look at what is happening with each project. Also, the instructors are so engaging and make sure to call on multiple students. We look forward to taking more classes.” — Lea, Beachwood

“My son has thoroughly enjoyed the program and especially the take-home aspect. He’s always excited to show what he brought home and explain it to us!” — Candice K, Copley

“The kids get to have fun while learning about various types of things and get to bring home something from what they learned and share what they learned with the Family.” — Samantha, Ravenna, OH

Last updated October 17, 2026.