There’s so much to celebrate this time of year, and we at the Discovery Center used the evening of December 10 to celebrate our members.

A t-rex, a pack of werewolves, and an ewok are not the Discovery Center’s usual visitors, but those are just a few of the guests who showed up to the very first Late Night at the Discovery Center.

Help us find our newest volunteer school group educator and volunteer exhibit docents!

Where were you on July 20, 1969, when Neil Armstrong took humanity’s first steps on the Moon?

Just as Christa McAuliffe and Alan Shepard reached for the stars, so do Girl Scouts! Girls are natural-born scientists who look at the world around them with inquisitive eyes, experiment and push boundaries, and learn as they go. Girl Scouting introduces girls of every age to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to help them see how they can actually improve the world – whether it’s discovering how a car’s engine runs, searching the heavens for a particular star, learning to manage finances, or caring for animals.

Ever wish you could take the Discovery Center home with you? Every month, we’ll be posting a science experiment you can make at home. Share with your friends and be sure to send us your results!

Missed our June 7th Super Stellar Friday? Here’s a recap of what visitors learned from our sneak peek of Chasing the Moon, a new PBS documentary coming out in July!