The 8th Annual Champions of Science Dinner celebrates the latest local achievements in student science.

Featuring keynote speaker Shree Bose, her accolades include:

• Grand Prize winner of the 2011 Google Global Science Fair
• Current Undergraduate at Harvard University
• Dedicated STEM education advocate
• Girl Start Ambassador
• Congress for Future Physicians Student Ambassador
• Co-creator of Piper, an educational Minecraft suite designed for young engineers

The evening will start at 5:00 pm with student champions from the 2016 North Museum Science & Engineering Fair presenting and discussing their award-winning projects with guests.

Dinner and program will begin at 6:15 pm.

Tickets start at $75/per person.

Reserve your 2016 Champions of Science Dinner Tickets

Questions? Contact Kerry Briggs at kbriggs@northmuseum.org or 717.358.4077.

Uncover a hidden world of color in the North Museum’s latest exhibit, the “Rock Box.

The “Rock Box” exhibit, created in partnership with ATOMIC, allows visitors to view hidden wavelengths through a combination of curated specimens from the Museum’s own geology collections, and ultraviolet light. In this specially designed dark room guests control buttons that activate bursts of infrared light. This light interacts with the carefully chosen minerals to produce a vibrant fluorescent display.

Non-Members: The “Rock Box” exhibit is included in admission price.

Members: The “Rock Box” exhibit is free with Museum Membership ID.

Zoom in on nature as you discover how cool tools help you see the world in a whole new way Participation is FREE with regular admission to Hands-on House. All activities are held outdoors in our play garden. All programs are designed for adults and children to experience together. Drop in anytime during the scheduled time. No pre-registration required. Please note: These outdoor programs may be cancelled due to weather.

Cost: Free w/ museum admission

Ages: 2-10 w/ an adult

2-4PM (Drop-in)  on each day