Science World proudly unveils National Geographic’s awe-inspiring photography exhibition, Spectacle, presented by OmniVita.

Discover Rare and Astonishing Photographs

Prepare to be captivated by an array of wonders and unusual phenomena. This exquisite photography exhibition showcases extraordinary moments, from breathtaking natural formations of all scales to intimate glimpses of the human experience—and much more.

Inspired by the book, SPECTACLE: Rare and Astonishing Photographs, the exhibition features stunning images captured by some of the world’s finest photographers. Moreover, each photograph invites us to marvel at our miraculous planet and inspires a deeper commitment to protect its wonders.

Visit Spectacle Today!

Dive into the essence of the human spirit as Spectacle explores life through the lenses of Chaos, Surprise, Beauty, and Awe. Please note that additional tickets are required for this limited engagement.

Don't miss out—Spectacle is on view only from December 20, 2024 to May 19, 2025.

Experience Spectacle—and More—After Hours 

Elevate your evening with an exclusive 19+ event where you can sip, stroll, and immerse yourself in rare and astonishing National Geographic photography—without the daytime crowds. Plus, hear a captivating talk by a local photographer, and enjoy access to the Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits feature exhibition and the Creative Technology Gallery.  

Limited dates, limited tickets. Secure your spot now. 

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECTACLE: RARE AND ASTONISHING PHOTOGRAPHS

$50.00

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Photo Credits

Banner Image by Paul Nicklen (OAHU, HAWAII)
Surfers dodge a wave by diving under, powering their boards outside the break in legendary waters off the coast of Makaha.

Photo 01 by Fritz Hoffman (HEFEI, CHINA)
Student chefs supervise the flames that blossom from their woks while preparing vegetables at blistering temperatures.

Photo 02 by Anand Varma (BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA)
Water droplets streak like comet tails as a hummingbird shakes off simulated rain, oscillating its head in rapid-fire motion.

Photo 03 by Keith Ladzinski (OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON)
An ochre sea star, green anemones, and more sea life abound below the surface in the dramatic tidal pools of a wild coast.