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"We fell head over heels for this exhibition and are so proud to present its North American premiere. There is no doubt in my mind that Québec audiences of all ages will absolutely delight in this experience!"

-Cybèle Robichaud, Montréal Science Centre Director

Food: Science, Culture, and Cuisine

You're invited to a multi-sensory feast of an exhibition where science and culture are intertwines in many aspects of gastronomy.

Gathering around the dinner table is a long-held, much-revered tradition across cultures—a universal experience of sharing and celebration. This exhibition honors those cultural traditions while also examining the science behind eating. It's not just about taste — sight, smell, hearing, and touch play a role in how we eat. 


Step into the kitchen and test your chef skills with commons tools like a whisk, a pastry roller, and a mandolin. Challenge yourself to create an eye-catching centerpiece that will impress your guests. As you explore the world of culinary arts, you'll discover that taste is about 80% smell—can you smell what's cooking? This immersive experience is both gourmet and festive and will appeal to your mind and every hearty appetite.

highlights:
  • Experience how food involves sight, smell, taste, touch, and sound for a full sensory journey. 

  • Discover how food science blends with cultural and artistic elements to enhance dining experiences. 

  • Discover how creating and sharing food brings people together.

details

footprint
  • 6,000 - 10,000 sq. ft.

  • 510 - 790 sq. m.


language support
  • English

  • French

  • Spanish


partners
Cité Sciences et Industrie
INRAE

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Food: Science, Culture, and Cuisine
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