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A park and amphitheatre on the shore of Lake Ramsey. It is connected by a lakefront boardwalk to the Science North grounds.
Bell Park is a municipal park in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Bell Park is an urban waterfront park, with beaches, gardens, two gazebos, playgrounds, an amphitheatre, and recreational facilities. Bell Park was established in 1926 and is based on a donation of land from lumber baron William J. Bell to the Town of Sudbury. It is one of the largest parks in Sudbury.
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Science Nord
A science education centre built atop an ancient earthquake fault on the shore of Lake Ramsey. Its distinctive snowflake shape has become one of Sudbury's famous landmarks. Features include an IMAX theatre, a butterfly gallery, a robotics lab, and interactive exhibits on geology, animal biology and other areas of science.
Presents regular exhibitions of historical and contemporary Canadian art.
Presents comedy and drama, including works by Canadian playwrights, throughout the year.
Presents comedy and drama by franco-ontarian and Québécois playwrights throughout the year.
Presents contemporary and experimental Canadian art, with a special focus on French Canadian artists.
This immersive, hands-on science centre focuses on earth science and mining. It offers a guided underground tour, multimedia theatres, exhibits, and an outdoor science park. It is operated by Science North on a separate site, and is home to the Big Nickel, Sudbury's most famous landmark.