Programs at

The Leonardo offered a variety of free science/art events and programs for visitors of all ages during BODY WORLDS 3. Check our past events for a sample of programming events.

The Leo Zone was on the building's first floor immediately after the exhibit gallery exit. This area of The Leonardo provided visitor experiences that are the core of the museum's principles—hands-on learning, self-directed education, cooperative partnerships and community sharing.

Visitors to this area participated in our story booth, titled "Every BODY's Story". They also shared thoughts, feelings and questions about BODY WORLDS and told stories about health and bodies.

Our Demo Counter helped visitors translate their BODY WORLDS experience into hands-on science activities. Visitors participated in a dissection, asked health care professionals about what they saw in the exhibit, checked out tissue samples under a microscope and more. Visitors also explored health questions on our digital anatomy computer stations with the help of our friendly volunteers.

The Leo Wall was where visitors left behind their thoughts in a tile mosaic, discovered The Leonardo experience in our cell wall, and explored the future Leonardo at our membership desk.

The Leonardo Online Community

During BODY WORLDS 3, The Leonardo experimented with online programming by offering a blog about the insider's perspective at the exhibit. You can read anecdotes from the staff's time at the exhibit, check out programs and community events we hosted as part of BODY WORLDS, or just explore some of the behind-the-scenes information that made BODY WORLDS a success.

We also offered a series of podcasts by our talented online programs coordinator, Ross Chambless. These short interviews feature the geniuses, inventors, and all-around cool people who have made the exhibit a huge success in Salt Lake City.

And we collected stories from visitors about their impressions of BODY WORLDS, funny things the exhibit reminded them of in their own bodies, or anything else they want to share with us in our on-site Story Booth.