0

End summer with science: Immerse yourself in the natural world at the California Academy of Sciences’ annual #TeenScienceNight, a teen takeover night at the museum. Youth (ages 13-18) are invited to come explore the world of science at this free, fun-filled event.

About #TeenScienceNight

Teen Science Night is the nation's largest teen-only museum event. Each year, the California Academy of Sciences welcomes over 1500 teens to explore the museum and learn about science and nature. Attendees have the chance to freely roam the museum and engage with over a dozen local organizations about science, technology, art, and music.

Watch the #TeenScienceNight Experience

#TeenScienceNight is a free-choice learning event without scheduled programs. Teens who visit can choose what to learn about and when. Every #TeenScienceNight features a local teen DJ and reduced costs food from the Academy Cafe. The end of the night is marked by a dance party and raffle.

Eligibility
  • Only teens (ages 13-18) are admitted to #TeenScienceNight. Parents and other adults are not permitted (with the exception of chaperones and teachers from partnering organizations).
  • The event is free and tickets must be reserved in advance.
  • Guests and bags are subject to inspection.
Other Youth Programs Opportunities
There are many ways for teens to be a part of the Academy youth community.
CiS Interns Poster Session at AGU 2015
Careers in Science (CiS) Intern Program

The Careers in Science Intern Program is a multiyear, year-round work-based youth development program.

Teen Think Tank Testing Out Color of Life Interactive
Teen Think Tank

Teen Think Tank provides feedback and teen perspective to a variety of institutional initiatives and projects.

TASC Group Photo Summer 2015
Teen Advocates for Science Communication

The TASC Force combines performance, public speaking, and science content to create innovative public programs.

Share This