End summer with science: Immerse yourself in the natural world at the California Academy of Sciences’ annual Teen Science Night, 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.
Teen Science Night is the nation's largest teen-only museum event. Each year, the California Academy of Sciences welcomes 2,000 teens into the museum to learn about science and nature. Attendees have the chance to freely explore the exhibits and engage with over a dozen local teen organizations about science, technology, art, and music.
Watch the Teen Science Night Experience
Teen Science Night is a free-choice learning event without scheduled programs. Teens who visit can choose what to learn about and when. Every Teen Science Night features a local teen DJ and interactive programs designed by youth leaders from across the Bay Area. The evening wraps up with a dance party and raffle.
#TeenScienceNight 2020 will take place on Friday, August 7, 2020 from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm.
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