The exhibition "Gear-Up: The Science of Bikes" is continuing at The Health Museum until May of this year.
The exhibit was organized by the Carnegie Science Center and is presented by Sciencenter. It describes the evolution and the history of bikes as a transportation vehicle. There are 13 bikes of all kinds on display, including historic and unique ones. There will also be 14 interactive stations where visitors can get hands-on experience with many of the exhibits. Visitors will also learn the engineering behind the bicycle and discover the latest technology. Those who are energized by the exhibition can rent bikes near the museum at Hermann and LaBranch.
In addition to this exhibition, there are also several going on concurrently at the Health Museum, including "The Hands that Feed Houston" and "Outbreak: Epidemic in a Connected World."
The museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and on Sunday from 12:00 to 5:00 PM. Admission is free on Thursdays from 2:00 to 7:00 PM.
Houston residents should not miss this event if they are interested in bikes. Local printing services frequently provide the printed advertisements to spread the word about these types of events.
"Gear-Up" is showing at The Health Museum in Houston until May 19. Admission is $8 and free for museum members. For the latest information, call 713-521-1515.
