The SEE Science Center will present a Science on Tap discussion about organ and tissue transplants. Science on Tap events are informal discussions with local scientists and experts on a particular topic that take place from fall to spring. READ MORE
The SEE Science Center and the Manchester Historic Association (MHA) have completed “A Culture of Innovation,” a series of oral histories involving people from the community engaged in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) careers. READ MORE
This year marks the centennial year of inventor Ralph Baer’s birth. Born in 1922, Ralph Baer is regarded as the father of video games and has more than 150 patents to his credit. He spent the majority of his career in New Hampshire and called Manchester his home for nearly 60 years. READ MORE
Individuals and businesses that participate in both the Champagne Putt and SEE’s annual Golf Tournament will be entered into a raffle to win a live bagpiper at their tee of choice during the golf tournament on June 17. In a fun twist, the raffle prize winner can choose to have the piper play at their own tee, or that of any opposing team. READ MORE
The SEE Science Center’s adult science discussion series, Science on Tap is continuing its season virtually on November 10 via Zoom. Current circumstances have only accelerated moving more of our interactions online. READ MORE
We are inviting adults to join us to ask Brewmasters about the techniques, equipment and precision involved in crafting their favorite ale or lager. Cambridge Trust will be sponsoring the 2020 – 2021 Science on Tap season. READ MORE
After 138 days closed to the public SEE Science Center is welcoming visitors back to its exhibit halls. READ MORE
SEE Science Center, an interactive science museum located in Manchester’s Millyard District, prepares to reopen its doors weekends in August. The Museum will open for two members-only weekends beginning August 1, with general public openings beginning on August 15. READ MORE
“We listened to feedback from parents. Many children have been cooped up for almost four months now and are beginning to display behavioral issues from isolation. It is important to provide a safe outlet for kids to be kids.” Executive Director Shana Hawrylchak, when asked about the decision to continue in-person camps. READ MORE
Super STEM Sundays will begin on Sunday March 1. READ MORE
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