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Here at the Connecticut Science Center, we are so proud to partner with Connecticut Invention Convention to highlight kid inventors from around our state. Throughout
Gingerbread house making- a classic activity for many families over the holidays. This year, we decided to hold a contest with a Science Center twist
The Connecticut Science Center is pleased to feature a piece by our community partners, Deborah Fernandez and Mary Jo Fernandez, who were kind enough to
Since March, much like the rest of the world, our team at the Connecticut Science Center has been hard at work rethinking how we deliver
On any given night between April and September in our capital city, you will hear adults and children alike singing Take Me Out to the
Throughout the spring and summer, and even fall, weather permitting, visitors to the Connecticut Science Center explore our rooftop garden. There, we invite them to
These days, educators are working double-time to teach in new ways while balancing their own new normal. We’re all missing the personal connections, and educators
“Some [archaeological] sites are found by luck or by accident,” writes Sarah Parcak, in her book Archaeology from Space. For example, in 1900 “a donkey
Nothing happens overnight. Devra Sisitsky, a serial entrepreneur and the Executive Director of MakerspaceCT, read an article about makerspaces in 2014 and felt moved to
After a forty year hiatus, the Jumping Frog Contest returned to the Mark Twain House & Museum, only with a twist: the 2019 winner was
