This February, the Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) invites families to explore the science behind hockey while enjoying a full month of hands-on experiences across the Museum. From interactive exhibits and hockey-inspired activities to community programs and sensory-friendly experiences, MODS offers opportunities for guests of all ages to learn, play and discover together.
“February reflects how MODS brings science to life through curiosity, exploration and play,” said Joseph P. Cox, president and CEO of MODS. “From the launch of our new hockey exhibition to immersive attractions, weekend programs and inclusive community events, families can engage with science in meaningful ways throughout the month.”
Traveling Exhibit Spotlight: HOCKEY: Faster Than Ever
Now Open – May 3, 2026
HOCKEY: Faster Than Ever invites guests to explore the science behind hockey through interactive challenges focused on reaction time, strength and technology. Guests can discover how physics, engineering and innovation shape the sport, from equipment design to player performance. Presented by Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, with additional support from Finally, the Florida Panthers Foundation, Florida Prepaid College Savings Plans and the Shannon and Johnathan Robertson Charitable Fund. Included with Museum admission. For more information, please visit mods.org/hockey.
HoloTheater: A Cinematic Experience Like No Other
Now Open
Step into MODS’ new HoloTheater, the first custom-built holographic theater of its kind. This groundbreaking attraction combines science and imagination through cutting-edge holographic projection, laser imaging and spatial audio to bring prehistoric worlds to life without the need for 3D glasses. Guests can journey through the age of dinosaurs and experience immersive visuals that redefine what a museum adventure can be. Guests may upgrade to the Discovery Pass Plus, which includes Museum exhibitions, one IMAX® documentary and one HoloTheater experience. For more information, please visit mods.org/holotheater.
Power Play Weekends
Weekends in February • Saturdays 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. | Sundays 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Families can explore the science of movement and performance during Power Play Weekends at MODS. Hockey-inspired activities throughout the Museum invite guests to test reaction time, coordination and problem-solving skills while learning how science and engineering support athletic performance. Included with Museum admission. For more information, please visit mods.org/powerplay.
Food Forest Tours
Feb. 7–8 • Saturdays 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. | Sundays 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
Explore MODS’ thriving Food Forest during guided tours that highlight how fruits, herbs and tropical plants grow together in a sustainable ecosystem. Tours include a question-and-answer session focused on eco-friendly gardening practices. Included with Museum admission. For more information, please visit mods.org/foodforesttours.
Keep Our Beaches Clean: Beach Cleanup
Feb. 7 • 8 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Join MODS for a community beach cleanup focused on protecting South Florida’s coastline. Volunteers receive free Museum admission following the cleanup. Advance registration is required. For more information, please visit mods.org/beachcleanup.
Baby’s First: Valentine’s Day
Feb. 14 • During Museum hours
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with MODS’ Baby’s First, a special experience designed for infants and caregivers featuring themed stories, hands-on STEAM activities and a festive photo opportunity. Included with Museum admission. For more information, please visit mods.org/babysfirst.
Carnival Construction Scout Overnight
Feb. 21–22 • 6:30 p.m. – 8 a.m.
Scouting America and Girl Scouts troops are invited to spend the night at MODS while designing and building carnival-style games through hands-on engineering challenges. Cost is $60 per participant with a minimum of 50 participants. For more information and to register, please visit mods.org/scout-programs.
Sensory-Friendly Sunday Morning
Feb. 22 • 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Enjoy early access to MODS during a sensory-friendly morning with adjusted lighting, reduced sound and hands-on activities, followed by a modified IMAX® documentary in a welcoming, judgment-free environment. Free admission. To register, please visit mods.org/sensorysunday.
Lost Wolves of Yellowstone
Opens Feb. 13
Lost Wolves of Yellowstone opens at the AutoNation® IMAX® 3D Theater and invites audiences on a wild return to Yellowstone’s most legendary residents. The film offers an exciting look at wildlife conservation and ecosystem balance as it follows the dramatic reintroduction of wolves after a 50-year absence and shows how one bold experiment helped nature hit the reset button. Included with Museum admission.
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Families explore the science of movement and performance during Power Play Weekends at the Museum of Discovery and Science, where hockey-inspired activities invite guests to test reaction time, coordination and teamwork through hands-on play. Photo courtesy of Flying Fish/MODS.
Young volunteers participate in a community beach cleanup with MODS, helping protect South Florida’s coastline while learning about environmental stewardship and conservation. Photo courtesy of MODS.
A young guest explores the MODS Food Forest, an outdoor learning space where families engage with nature through hands-on discovery. Photo courtesy of MODS.
Scouts participate in a hands-on learning experience during an overnight program at the Museum of Discovery and Science. Photo courtesy of MODS.
Guests experience MODS’ HoloTheater, a custom-built holographic theater that brings science and storytelling together through immersive visuals and sound. Photo courtesy of MODs.
Young guests and caregivers take part in a hands-on learning activity designed for early childhood exploration at the Museum of Discovery and Science. Photo courtesy of MODS.
Lost Wolves of Yellowstone tells the story of wolf reintroduction and its effect on Yellowstone’s ecosystem at the AutoNation® IMAX® Theater at the Museum of Discovery and Science.
Released on January 29, 2026.
