Bubble show by Guinness World Record holder Blaise Ryndes, turning bubbles into sculptures with fog, helium and lighting effects, part of the museum's Spooky Science programme.
Blaise Ryndes brings his bubble show to the Glazer Children's Museum on Saturday, October 17, from 11 AM to 12 PM. It's part of the museum's Spooky Science program, which runs throughout October 2026, so if you're already planning a trip for the Halloween season, this is one of the stops.
Ryndes is a four-time Guinness World Record holder who has appeared on America's Got Talent, and he describes his work as sitting at the intersection of art, science and magic. He doesn't just blow bubbles; he turns them into sculptures, using fog, helium and lighting effects to change how they look and move. The bubbles he makes can get big enough to cover an entire person, and for this particular run, he's calling them 'spookily scientific' to fit the October theme.
It's the kind of thing that works as well for the kids as it does for the adults in the room—half of the draw is the spectacle, and the other half is watching how he pulls it off. If you've got little ones who love to ask 'how does that work?', this is right up their alley.
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The show is included with admission to the museum, so you don't need a separate ticket for it. It runs from 11 AM to 12 PM at the Glazer Children's Museum, 110 W Gasparilla Plaza in downtown Tampa.
