Science for everyone over 21 who’s still a kid at heart! “All Growed Up” at The Science Spectrum! Thursday, July 18th from 7PM – 10PM! Listen afternoons with Damon Scott to win free tickets!

“All Growed Up” is a new series of adult, (21 and up only), events this Summer at The Science Spectrum! These events will feature an adult atmosphere with live music, food trucks, a cash bar and adult oriented hands-on science activities. Space Night will feature interactive demonstrations of our expanding universe, the effects of gravity wells on orbiting objects, rocket science in several forms, and many more fun, kinesthetic learning opportunities. In addition, presenters will use the Science Spectrum’s portable planetarium for live shows on the planets of our solar system and the big and bright stars seen deep in the heart of Texas. There will be a special screening of the footage of the original coverage of the Apollo 11 mission fifty years later, and discussion of what is in store for future lunar missions. Games, prizes, and much more await any and all who are at least 21 years of age and young at heart.

Tickets for the event are:
Non-member: $10.00 per person in advance or $12.00 at the door.
Member: $6.00 per person in advance or $8.00 at the door.

To purchase tickets in advance, drop by the front desk of the Science Spectrum.
Food and cash bar sales will be available, but are not included in the general admission ticket.

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The Science Spectrum’s first-ever adults only event is only a month away! Tickets are now available for purchase! Adults 21 and up can visit the museum on July 18th from 7-10pm for planetarium shows, live music, food trucks, cash bar, and a screening of the footage of the original coverage of the Apollo 11 mission! Games, prizes, and much more await any and all who are at least 21 years of age and young at heart. Member prices: $6.00 in advance, $8.00 at the door Non-member prices: $10.00 in advance, $12.00 at the door Food vendors: Cast Iron Grill, Dos Hermanas, and Blue Oasis Drinks provided by Tripp’s Drinks Music provided by Devin Collins

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