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Cinco de Mayo Day Wine Experience

A Cinco de Mayo Wine Experience will be hosted by Jim Beckman, Regional Vice President of the American Wine Society. The holiday commemorates the historic 1862 Battle of Puebla, and it is a celebration of Mexican heritage and culture.

Come celebrate Cinco de Mayo and learn about the best wine to pair with Mexican-inspired cuisine! Light snacks included.

Must be age 21+ to register.

Visit everson.org/events to register now.

Cinco de Mayo Day Wine Experience

A Cinco de Mayo Wine Experience will be hosted by Jim Beckman, Regional Vice President of the American Wine Society. The holiday commemorates the historic 1862 Battle of Puebla, and it is a celebration of Mexican heritage and culture.

Come celebrate Cinco de Mayo and learn about the best wine to pair with Mexican-inspired cuisine! Light snacks included.

Must be age 21+ to register.

Visit everson.org/events to register now.

Ikebana with Jia Man

Ikebana is the centuries-old Japanese art of arranging flowers.

This workshop will give you a taste of Ikebana.

Jia Man will introduce the basic principles, history, and philosophy of Ikebana in an easy-to-understand way and explore different Ikebana styles.

In addition to learning techniques of Ikebana, the workshop will focus on mindfulness and relaxation. Students will be encouraged to approach their arrangement with a sense of calm and peace.

Ikebana with Jia Man

Ikebana is the centuries-old Japanese art of arranging flowers.

This workshop will give you a taste of Ikebana.

Jia Man will introduce the basic principles, history, and philosophy of Ikebana in an easy-to-understand way and explore different Ikebana styles.

In addition to learning techniques of Ikebana, the workshop will focus on mindfulness and relaxation. Students will be encouraged to approach their arrangement with a sense of calm and peace.

Ikebana with Jia Man

Ikebana is the centuries-old Japanese art of arranging flowers.

This workshop will give you a taste of Ikebana.

Jia Man will introduce the basic principles, history, and philosophy of Ikebana in an easy-to-understand way and explore different Ikebana styles.

In addition to learning techniques of Ikebana, the workshop will focus on mindfulness and relaxation. Students will be encouraged to approach their arrangement with a sense of calm and peace.

NightLab: Star Wars

NightLab: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
6:00 pm,7:30 pm showing of Star Wars: The Force Awakens in the National Grid ExploraDome

Adults-only happy hour evening at the MOST with exhibits, science activities, and a 7:30 screening of Star Wars: The Force Awakens!

Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and Cash bar

$20 per person includes admission, hors d’ouevures, and ExploraDome admission.
All ticket holders must be 21 years of age or older. ID is required for Cash Bar.

NightLab: Star Wars

NightLab: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
6:00 pm,7:30 pm showing of Star Wars: The Force Awakens in the National Grid ExploraDome

Adults-only happy hour evening at the MOST with exhibits, science activities, and a 7:30 screening of Star Wars: The Force Awakens!

Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and Cash bar

$20 per person includes admission, hors d’ouevures, and ExploraDome admission.
All ticket holders must be 21 years of age or older. ID is required for Cash Bar.

NightLab: Star Wars

NightLab: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
6:00 pm,7:30 pm showing of Star Wars: The Force Awakens in the National Grid ExploraDome

Adults-only happy hour evening at the MOST with exhibits, science activities, and a 7:30 screening of Star Wars: The Force Awakens!

Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and Cash bar

$20 per person includes admission, hors d’ouevures, and ExploraDome admission.
All ticket holders must be 21 years of age or older. ID is required for Cash Bar.

Resetting Goals: Basketball Stewardship as Social Art Practice

A lecture and conversation with Jeremy John Kaplan about his social practice initiative, the Gold Nets Project.

Gold Nets Project is a practice of gratitude and effort to renew and improve a cherished fixture in a public space. One of the fundamental goals of the project is the invitation to reimagine the idea of stewardship in community and social environments.

Visit everson.org/events for more information.

Resetting Goals: Basketball Stewardship as Social Art Practice

A lecture and conversation with Jeremy John Kaplan about his social practice initiative, the Gold Nets Project.

Gold Nets Project is a practice of gratitude and effort to renew and improve a cherished fixture in a public space. One of the fundamental goals of the project is the invitation to reimagine the idea of stewardship in community and social environments.

Visit everson.org/events for more information.

Resetting Goals: Basketball Stewardship as Social Art Practice

A lecture and conversation with Jeremy John Kaplan about his social practice initiative, the Gold Nets Project.

Gold Nets Project is a practice of gratitude and effort to renew and improve a cherished fixture in a public space. One of the fundamental goals of the project is the invitation to reimagine the idea of stewardship in community and social environments.

Visit everson.org/events for more information.

DWC Visiting Author Reading: Poet Shara McCallum

From Jamaica, and born to a Jamaican father and Venezuelan mother, Shara McCallum is the author of six books of poetry published in the US and UK, most recently No Ruined Stone, winner of the 2022 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award for Poetry and named a finalist for the 2022 UNT Rilke Prize. McCallum’s poems and essays have appeared in journals, anthologies, and textbooks throughout the US, Caribbean, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. La historia es un cuarto/History is a Room, an anthology of her poems translated into Spanish by Adalber Salas Hernández, was published in 2021 by Mantis Editores in Mexico. McCallum’s poems have also been translated into French, Italian, Romanian, Turkish, and Dutch. The many awards given to her work include the Silver Musgrave Medal from the Jamaican government, a Witter Bynner Fellowship from the US Library of Congress, and an NEA Fellowship in Poetry. She is currently an Edwin Erle Sparks Professor at Penn State University and a faculty member in the Pacific University Low-Residency MFA Program. From 2021-22, McCallum served as the Penn State Laureate.

This event will take place ONLINE ONLY.

DWC Visiting Author Reading: Poet Shara McCallum

From Jamaica, and born to a Jamaican father and Venezuelan mother, Shara McCallum is the author of six books of poetry published in the US and UK, most recently No Ruined Stone, winner of the 2022 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award for Poetry and named a finalist for the 2022 UNT Rilke Prize. McCallum’s poems and essays have appeared in journals, anthologies, and textbooks throughout the US, Caribbean, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. La historia es un cuarto/History is a Room, an anthology of her poems translated into Spanish by Adalber Salas Hernández, was published in 2021 by Mantis Editores in Mexico. McCallum’s poems have also been translated into French, Italian, Romanian, Turkish, and Dutch. The many awards given to her work include the Silver Musgrave Medal from the Jamaican government, a Witter Bynner Fellowship from the US Library of Congress, and an NEA Fellowship in Poetry. She is currently an Edwin Erle Sparks Professor at Penn State University and a faculty member in the Pacific University Low-Residency MFA Program. From 2021-22, McCallum served as the Penn State Laureate.

This event will take place ONLINE ONLY.

DWC Visiting Author Reading: Poet Shara McCallum

From Jamaica, and born to a Jamaican father and Venezuelan mother, Shara McCallum is the author of six books of poetry published in the US and UK, most recently No Ruined Stone, winner of the 2022 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award for Poetry and named a finalist for the 2022 UNT Rilke Prize. McCallum’s poems and essays have appeared in journals, anthologies, and textbooks throughout the US, Caribbean, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. La historia es un cuarto/History is a Room, an anthology of her poems translated into Spanish by Adalber Salas Hernández, was published in 2021 by Mantis Editores in Mexico. McCallum’s poems have also been translated into French, Italian, Romanian, Turkish, and Dutch. The many awards given to her work include the Silver Musgrave Medal from the Jamaican government, a Witter Bynner Fellowship from the US Library of Congress, and an NEA Fellowship in Poetry. She is currently an Edwin Erle Sparks Professor at Penn State University and a faculty member in the Pacific University Low-Residency MFA Program. From 2021-22, McCallum served as the Penn State Laureate.

This event will take place ONLINE ONLY.

PRIZE WINNERS (Society for New Music - final concert of 51st season)

Second performance of SNM commissioned Migrants, 2021 by Octavio Vazquez via an NEA grant (nonet of strings plus solo vl); 2022 Israel/Pellman Prize winner Christian-Frédéric Bloquert’s Serenade: Recomposed, 2022, built upon motifs from Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings (for 2 guitars & string trio), along with Avalon International Composition Competition winner Stephen Ferre’s Shadows of Innocence for trombone & string Qt. (Ferre is also an SNM commissioned composer.) Dedicated to the memory of long-time SNM Board member and V-P, David Stam, former head of S.U. Libraries!

SOCIETY PLAYERS: Noemi Miloradovic, Yurie Mitsubishi, Joseph Morag, Noah Field, Kathryn Drake, William Ford-Smith, Jon Mosbo, Zachary Sweet, Greg Wood, Spencer Phillips, Heather Buchman, Ken Meyer, Fredrick Jernberg.

PRIZE WINNERS (Society for New Music - final concert of 51st season)

Second performance of SNM commissioned Migrants, 2021 by Octavio Vazquez via an NEA grant (nonet of strings plus solo vl); 2022 Israel/Pellman Prize winner Christian-Frédéric Bloquert’s Serenade: Recomposed, 2022, built upon motifs from Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings (for 2 guitars & string trio), along with Avalon International Composition Competition winner Stephen Ferre’s Shadows of Innocence for trombone & string Qt. (Ferre is also an SNM commissioned composer.) Dedicated to the memory of long-time SNM Board member and V-P, David Stam, former head of S.U. Libraries!

SOCIETY PLAYERS: Noemi Miloradovic, Yurie Mitsubishi, Joseph Morag, Noah Field, Kathryn Drake, William Ford-Smith, Jon Mosbo, Zachary Sweet, Greg Wood, Spencer Phillips, Heather Buchman, Ken Meyer, Fredrick Jernberg.

PRIZE WINNERS (Society for New Music - final concert of 51st season)

Second performance of SNM commissioned Migrants, 2021 by Octavio Vazquez via an NEA grant (nonet of strings plus solo vl); 2022 Israel/Pellman Prize winner Christian-Frédéric Bloquert’s Serenade: Recomposed, 2022, built upon motifs from Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings (for 2 guitars & string trio), along with Avalon International Composition Competition winner Stephen Ferre’s Shadows of Innocence for trombone & string Qt. (Ferre is also an SNM commissioned composer.) Dedicated to the memory of long-time SNM Board member and V-P, David Stam, former head of S.U. Libraries!

SOCIETY PLAYERS: Noemi Miloradovic, Yurie Mitsubishi, Joseph Morag, Noah Field, Kathryn Drake, William Ford-Smith, Jon Mosbo, Zachary Sweet, Greg Wood, Spencer Phillips, Heather Buchman, Ken Meyer, Fredrick Jernberg.

Post-Up

Inspired by the Everson Museum of Art’s exhibition, Hoop Dream: Basketball and Contemporary Art, POST-UP will be a day filled with activities that explore the many subcultures of basketball — a phenomenon that is more than just a sport — but a worldwide sensation.

Join us to celebrate and explore these subcultures with local streetwear vendors, sneaker-making workshops, NBA2K video games, free haircuts, docent-led tours of Hoop Dreams, and more!

“Post-Up” is a double-edged term for basketball and street slang. Players use the term “post-up” to make themselves available to receive a pass near the net; it also means to claim a spot to hang out or sell merchandise.

Visit everson.org/events for more information

Post-Up

Inspired by the Everson Museum of Art’s exhibition, Hoop Dream: Basketball and Contemporary Art, POST-UP will be a day filled with activities that explore the many subcultures of basketball — a phenomenon that is more than just a sport — but a worldwide sensation.

Join us to celebrate and explore these subcultures with local streetwear vendors, sneaker-making workshops, NBA2K video games, free haircuts, docent-led tours of Hoop Dreams, and more!

“Post-Up” is a double-edged term for basketball and street slang. Players use the term “post-up” to make themselves available to receive a pass near the net; it also means to claim a spot to hang out or sell merchandise.

Visit everson.org/events for more information

Post-Up

Inspired by the Everson Museum of Art’s exhibition, Hoop Dream: Basketball and Contemporary Art, POST-UP will be a day filled with activities that explore the many subcultures of basketball — a phenomenon that is more than just a sport — but a worldwide sensation.

Join us to celebrate and explore these subcultures with local streetwear vendors, sneaker-making workshops, NBA2K video games, free haircuts, docent-led tours of Hoop Dreams, and more!

“Post-Up” is a double-edged term for basketball and street slang. Players use the term “post-up” to make themselves available to receive a pass near the net; it also means to claim a spot to hang out or sell merchandise.

Visit everson.org/events for more information

Resetting Goals: Basketball Stewardship as Social Art Practice

A lecture and conversation with Jeremy John Kaplan about his social practice initiative, the Gold Nets Project.

Gold Nets Project is a practice of gratitude and effort to renew and improve a cherished fixture in a public space. One of the fundamental goals of the project is the invitation to reimagine the idea of stewardship in community and social environments.

Visit everson.org/events for more information.

Syracuse Pops Chorus SINGERS’ CHOICE CONCERT

The music for this program has been chosen bymembers of the Syracuse Pops Chorus, and will include spirituals, Americana, Broadway, and classic rock music genres.

The Syracuse Pops Chorus is a groupof about 100 highly skilled volunteers who sing for the joy of it. Repertoire consists largely of new choral arrangementsof old standards: patriotic anthems, holiday favorites, Broadway and moviemusic, and songs from the American Songbook.

Syracuse Pops Chorus SINGERS’ CHOICE CONCERT

The music for this program has been chosen bymembers of the Syracuse Pops Chorus, and will include spirituals, Americana, Broadway, and classic rock music genres.

The Syracuse Pops Chorus is a groupof about 100 highly skilled volunteers who sing for the joy of it. Repertoire consists largely of new choral arrangementsof old standards: patriotic anthems, holiday favorites, Broadway and moviemusic, and songs from the American Songbook.

Syracuse Pops Chorus SINGERS’ CHOICE CONCERT

The music for this program has been chosen bymembers of the Syracuse Pops Chorus, and will include spirituals, Americana, Broadway, and classic rock music genres.

The Syracuse Pops Chorus is a groupof about 100 highly skilled volunteers who sing for the joy of it. Repertoire consists largely of new choral arrangementsof old standards: patriotic anthems, holiday favorites, Broadway and moviemusic, and songs from the American Songbook.

Syracuse Pops Chorus SINGERS’ CHOICE CONCERT

The music for this program has been chosen bymembers of the Syracuse Pops Chorus, and will include spirituals, Americana, Broadway, and classic rock music genres.

The Syracuse Pops Chorus is a groupof about 100 highly skilled volunteers who sing for the joy of it. Repertoire consists largely of new choral arrangementsof old standards: patriotic anthems, holiday favorites, Broadway and moviemusic, and songs from the American Songbook.

Syracuse Pops Chorus SINGERS’ CHOICE CONCERT

The music for this program has been chosen bymembers of the Syracuse Pops Chorus, and will include spirituals, Americana, Broadway, and classic rock music genres.

The Syracuse Pops Chorus is a groupof about 100 highly skilled volunteers who sing for the joy of it. Repertoire consists largely of new choral arrangementsof old standards: patriotic anthems, holiday favorites, Broadway and moviemusic, and songs from the American Songbook.

CNY Artist Initiative: Afternoon Artist Talks

Free with Museum Admission

The CNY Artist Initiative builds upon the Everson's ongoing support of the area's vibrant arts community by hosting six, six-week solo exhibitions by regional artists. This year’s selections include artists from Ithaca, Syracuse, and Utica who work in various media, including photography, fiber, mixed media, and found objects. Join during the first Wednesday of each exhibition to learn more about these incredible exhibitions and the artist’s behind them.

The Everson thanks Terry and Bill Delavan, whose support has made the CNY Artist Initiative possible.

Jamie Young
Wednesday, February 1st 12pm – 1pm

Alison Altafi
Wednesday, March 22nd 12pm – 1pm

Ryan Krueger
Wednesday, May 10th 12pm – 1pm

Mara Baldwin
Wednesday, June 28th 12pm – 1pm

Marc-Anthony Polizzi
Wednesday, August 9th 12pm – 1pm

Christine Chin
Wednesday, October 4th 12pm – 1pm

Visit everson.org/events for more information.

CNY Artist Initiative: Afternoon Artist Talks

Free with Museum Admission

The CNY Artist Initiative builds upon the Everson's ongoing support of the area's vibrant arts community by hosting six, six-week solo exhibitions by regional artists. This year’s selections include artists from Ithaca, Syracuse, and Utica who work in various media, including photography, fiber, mixed media, and found objects. Join during the first Wednesday of each exhibition to learn more about these incredible exhibitions and the artist’s behind them.

The Everson thanks Terry and Bill Delavan, whose support has made the CNY Artist Initiative possible.

Jamie Young
Wednesday, February 1st 12pm – 1pm

Alison Altafi
Wednesday, March 22nd 12pm – 1pm

Ryan Krueger
Wednesday, May 10th 12pm – 1pm

Mara Baldwin
Wednesday, June 28th 12pm – 1pm

Marc-Anthony Polizzi
Wednesday, August 9th 12pm – 1pm

Christine Chin
Wednesday, October 4th 12pm – 1pm

Visit everson.org/events for more information.

CNY Artist Initiative: Afternoon Artist Talks

Free with Museum Admission

The CNY Artist Initiative builds upon the Everson's ongoing support of the area's vibrant arts community by hosting six, six-week solo exhibitions by regional artists. This year’s selections include artists from Ithaca, Syracuse, and Utica who work in various media, including photography, fiber, mixed media, and found objects. Join during the first Wednesday of each exhibition to learn more about these incredible exhibitions and the artist’s behind them.

The Everson thanks Terry and Bill Delavan, whose support has made the CNY Artist Initiative possible.

Jamie Young
Wednesday, February 1st 12pm – 1pm

Alison Altafi
Wednesday, March 22nd 12pm – 1pm

Ryan Krueger
Wednesday, May 10th 12pm – 1pm

Mara Baldwin
Wednesday, June 28th 12pm – 1pm

Marc-Anthony Polizzi
Wednesday, August 9th 12pm – 1pm

Christine Chin
Wednesday, October 4th 12pm – 1pm

Visit everson.org/events for more information.

Documents from the Closet

Opening on Saturday, May 6, 2023, the Everson Museum of Art presents Documents from the Closet, a solo exhibition by Syracuse, New York based artist Ryan Patrick Krueger, as part of the CNY Artist Initiative. Please join Ryan Patrick Krueger on Wednesday, May 10th from 12pm-1pm for an artist talk to hear more about the exhibition in detail at the Everson Museum of Art. Admission is free or a suggested pay what you wish donation.

Ryan Patrick Krueger (b. 1992) is a lens-based artist whose work addresses themes of grief, loss, and desire through their process of collecting and appropriating vernacular photographs in order to consider the intersections of LGBTQ+ American history and photography. Krueger holds a BFA in Photography from Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, Oregon, and currently lives in Syracuse, New York, where they work as Digital Services Coordinator for Light Work, a non-profit artist-run photography organization at Syracuse University. They have curated exhibitions and held shows nationally, most notably their work in Response Response, a two person exhibition with gay rights activist Linda Kliewer (b. 1953), Queer Moments: Selections from the Light Work Collection in Syracuse, NY, and On Longing at MONACO in St. Louis, MO. Krueger was most recently included in the 2022 FotoFest Biennial, If I Had A Hammer, and featured by Art in America in the 2022 Summer Reading Issue.

Documents from the Closet

Opening on Saturday, May 6, 2023, the Everson Museum of Art presents Documents from the Closet, a solo exhibition by Syracuse, New York based artist Ryan Patrick Krueger, as part of the CNY Artist Initiative. Please join Ryan Patrick Krueger on Wednesday, May 10th from 12pm-1pm for an artist talk to hear more about the exhibition in detail at the Everson Museum of Art. Admission is free or a suggested pay what you wish donation.

Ryan Patrick Krueger (b. 1992) is a lens-based artist whose work addresses themes of grief, loss, and desire through their process of collecting and appropriating vernacular photographs in order to consider the intersections of LGBTQ+ American history and photography. Krueger holds a BFA in Photography from Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, Oregon, and currently lives in Syracuse, New York, where they work as Digital Services Coordinator for Light Work, a non-profit artist-run photography organization at Syracuse University. They have curated exhibitions and held shows nationally, most notably their work in Response Response, a two person exhibition with gay rights activist Linda Kliewer (b. 1953), Queer Moments: Selections from the Light Work Collection in Syracuse, NY, and On Longing at MONACO in St. Louis, MO. Krueger was most recently included in the 2022 FotoFest Biennial, If I Had A Hammer, and featured by Art in America in the 2022 Summer Reading Issue.

Documents from the Closet

Opening on Saturday, May 6, 2023, the Everson Museum of Art presents Documents from the Closet, a solo exhibition by Syracuse, New York based artist Ryan Patrick Krueger, as part of the CNY Artist Initiative. Please join Ryan Patrick Krueger on Wednesday, May 10th from 12pm-1pm for an artist talk to hear more about the exhibition in detail at the Everson Museum of Art. Admission is free or a suggested pay what you wish donation.

Ryan Patrick Krueger (b. 1992) is a lens-based artist whose work addresses themes of grief, loss, and desire through their process of collecting and appropriating vernacular photographs in order to consider the intersections of LGBTQ+ American history and photography. Krueger holds a BFA in Photography from Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, Oregon, and currently lives in Syracuse, New York, where they work as Digital Services Coordinator for Light Work, a non-profit artist-run photography organization at Syracuse University. They have curated exhibitions and held shows nationally, most notably their work in Response Response, a two person exhibition with gay rights activist Linda Kliewer (b. 1953), Queer Moments: Selections from the Light Work Collection in Syracuse, NY, and On Longing at MONACO in St. Louis, MO. Krueger was most recently included in the 2022 FotoFest Biennial, If I Had A Hammer, and featured by Art in America in the 2022 Summer Reading Issue.

Pottery & Pour: Wall Pockets

Back by popular demand!

Join artist and Everson Docent Deborah Walsh for a fun and creative evening making Ceramic Wall Pockets! You will create a unique wall pocket perfect for plants (real or artificial) for your home or garden.

Various clay building techniques will be demonstrated enabling artists to create one-of-a-kind pieces. No previous clay experience is necessary. All materials (except plants) are included. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.

The wall pockets will be created on the day of the workshop, will be fired at a later date, and participants will receive an email when they are ready for pick up.

Must be 21+ to attend.

Visit everson.org/classes-list to register now.

Pottery & Pour: Wall Pockets

Back by popular demand!

Join artist and Everson Docent Deborah Walsh for a fun and creative evening making Ceramic Wall Pockets! You will create a unique wall pocket perfect for plants (real or artificial) for your home or garden.

Various clay building techniques will be demonstrated enabling artists to create one-of-a-kind pieces. No previous clay experience is necessary. All materials (except plants) are included. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.

The wall pockets will be created on the day of the workshop, will be fired at a later date, and participants will receive an email when they are ready for pick up.

Must be 21+ to attend.

Visit everson.org/classes-list to register now.

Pottery & Pour: Wall Pockets

Back by popular demand!

Join artist and Everson Docent Deborah Walsh for a fun and creative evening making Ceramic Wall Pockets! You will create a unique wall pocket perfect for plants (real or artificial) for your home or garden.

Various clay building techniques will be demonstrated enabling artists to create one-of-a-kind pieces. No previous clay experience is necessary. All materials (except plants) are included. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.

The wall pockets will be created on the day of the workshop, will be fired at a later date, and participants will receive an email when they are ready for pick up.

Must be 21+ to attend.

Visit everson.org/classes-list to register now.

DWC Visiting Author Reading: Author James Haywood Rolling, Jr.

Dr. James Haywood Rolling, Jr. is a Dual Professor of Arts Education and Teaching & Leadership and the Co-Director of the Lender Center for Social Justice at Syracuse University. Dr. Rolling is a former elementary school art teacher who earned his BFA in art from The Cooper Union, his MFA from Syracuse University, and his doctorate in art education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Dr. Rolling served as the 37th President of the National Art Education Association and is a member of the Board of Trustees at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, NY. In 2020, Dr. Rolling wrote Growing Up Ugly: Memoirs of a Black Boy Daydreaming (Simple Word Publications), an inspirational coming-of-age narrative tracing his emergence as a painfully shy child raised in a struggling inner-city New York neighborhood, who learned to rewrite his life story through the development of his own creative superpowers.

This event will take place ONLINE and IN-PERSON at the Downtown Writers Center.

DWC Visiting Author Reading: Author James Haywood Rolling, Jr.

Dr. James Haywood Rolling, Jr. is a Dual Professor of Arts Education and Teaching & Leadership and the Co-Director of the Lender Center for Social Justice at Syracuse University. Dr. Rolling is a former elementary school art teacher who earned his BFA in art from The Cooper Union, his MFA from Syracuse University, and his doctorate in art education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Dr. Rolling served as the 37th President of the National Art Education Association and is a member of the Board of Trustees at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, NY. In 2020, Dr. Rolling wrote Growing Up Ugly: Memoirs of a Black Boy Daydreaming (Simple Word Publications), an inspirational coming-of-age narrative tracing his emergence as a painfully shy child raised in a struggling inner-city New York neighborhood, who learned to rewrite his life story through the development of his own creative superpowers.

This event will take place ONLINE and IN-PERSON at the Downtown Writers Center.

DWC Visiting Author Reading: Author James Haywood Rolling, Jr.

Dr. James Haywood Rolling, Jr. is a Dual Professor of Arts Education and Teaching & Leadership and the Co-Director of the Lender Center for Social Justice at Syracuse University. Dr. Rolling is a former elementary school art teacher who earned his BFA in art from The Cooper Union, his MFA from Syracuse University, and his doctorate in art education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Dr. Rolling served as the 37th President of the National Art Education Association and is a member of the Board of Trustees at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, NY. In 2020, Dr. Rolling wrote Growing Up Ugly: Memoirs of a Black Boy Daydreaming (Simple Word Publications), an inspirational coming-of-age narrative tracing his emergence as a painfully shy child raised in a struggling inner-city New York neighborhood, who learned to rewrite his life story through the development of his own creative superpowers.

This event will take place ONLINE and IN-PERSON at the Downtown Writers Center.

RetroGameCon Jr.

RetroGameCon Jr. is Our 1-Day, Fully Featured Spring Convention Held at the Museum of Science & Technology in Downtown Syracuse's Armory Square. It's got everything you love about RGC Condensed down to a one-day show, with Cheap tickets (just pay museum admission) AND an amazing, unique venue!

RetroGameCon Jr.

RetroGameCon Jr. is Our 1-Day, Fully Featured Spring Convention Held at the Museum of Science & Technology in Downtown Syracuse's Armory Square. It's got everything you love about RGC Condensed down to a one-day show, with cheap tickets (just pay museum admission) AND an amazing, unique venue!

RetroGameCon Jr.

RetroGameCon Jr. is Our 1-Day, Fully Featured Spring Convention Held at the Museum of Science & Technology in Downtown Syracuse's Armory Square. It's got everything you love about RGC Condensed down to a one-day show, with Cheap tickets (just pay museum admission) AND an amazing, unique venue!

When Syracuse Ruled the NBA, Remembering the Nats

Free with admission

Don’t let the grainy black-and-white footage fool you. The Syracuse Nationals could play.

Dolph Schayes, star of the Nats, would be dropping 3-pointers and dunking on Joel Embid in today’s NBA. The Nats played, in a brutal and entertaining style, before rowdy fans in Syracuse from 1946 to 1963. They ruled the NBA as champions in 1955, winning the title in a comeback victory at Onondaga War Memorial. Many in Central New York lament the day, May 16, 1963, when the Nats departed Syracuse to become the Philadelphia 76ers.

The Nats, gone 60 years, still matter.

Sean Kirst and David Ramsey have written books about the Nats. The authors, friends for more than 30 years, will bring the Syracuse Nationals back to life, and back to gleaming color.

Following the presentation there will be a docent-led tour of Hoop Dreams: Basketball & Contemporary Art.

When Syracuse Ruled the NBA, Remembering the Nats

Free with admission

Don’t let the grainy black-and-white footage fool you. The Syracuse Nationals could play.

Dolph Schayes, star of the Nats, would be dropping 3-pointers and dunking on Joel Embid in today’s NBA. The Nats played, in a brutal and entertaining style, before rowdy fans in Syracuse from 1946 to 1963. They ruled the NBA as champions in 1955, winning the title in a comeback victory at Onondaga War Memorial. Many in Central New York lament the day, May 16, 1963, when the Nats departed Syracuse to become the Philadelphia 76ers.

The Nats, gone 60 years, still matter.

Sean Kirst and David Ramsey have written books about the Nats. The authors, friends for more than 30 years, will bring the Syracuse Nationals back to life, and back to gleaming color.

Following the presentation there will be a docent-led tour of Hoop Dreams: Basketball & Contemporary Art.

When Syracuse Ruled the NBA, Remembering the Nats

Free with admission

Don’t let the grainy black-and-white footage fool you. The Syracuse Nationals could play.

Dolph Schayes, star of the Nats, would be dropping 3-pointers and dunking on Joel Embid in today’s NBA. The Nats played, in a brutal and entertaining style, before rowdy fans in Syracuse from 1946 to 1963. They ruled the NBA as champions in 1955, winning the title in a comeback victory at Onondaga War Memorial. Many in Central New York lament the day, May 16, 1963, when the Nats departed Syracuse to become the Philadelphia 76ers.

The Nats, gone 60 years, still matter.

Sean Kirst and David Ramsey have written books about the Nats. The authors, friends for more than 30 years, will bring the Syracuse Nationals back to life, and back to gleaming color.

Following the presentation there will be a docent-led tour of Hoop Dreams: Basketball & Contemporary Art.

Symphoria Pops V: QUEENS OF SOUL

Music made famous by the reigning divas of Soul and R&B from Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Whitney Houston to Amy Winehouse, Alicia Keys and Adele will create an unforgettable experience.

Symphoria Pops V: QUEENS OF SOUL

Music made famous by the reigning divas of Soul and R&B from Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Whitney Houston to Amy Winehouse, Alicia Keys and Adele will create an unforgettable experience.

Symphoria Pops V: QUEENS OF SOUL

Music made famous by the reigning divas of Soul and R&B from Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Whitney Houston to Amy Winehouse, Alicia Keys and Adele will create an unforgettable experience.

Symphoria Pops V: QUEENS OF SOUL

Music made famous by the reigning divas of Soul and R&B from Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Whitney Houston to Amy Winehouse, Alicia Keys and Adele will create an unforgettable experience.

Canal Conversation- Canadian Canals

For nearly 200 years, the Erie Canal and the rest of the New York State Canal System have been part of a larger borderland network of canals connecting to the Great Lakes. This roundtable, featuring Grant Vogl of the Bytown Museum, Derrick Pratt of the Erie Canal Museum, and Adrien Petry of the St. Catharine's Museum and Welland Canals Centre, will examine their respective canals, the Rideau, Erie/Oswego, and Welland, looking at their similarities and differences while having an engaging exchange on North American canals.

This talk will be presented via Zoom. Attendance is FREE with are commended $10 donation. Registrants will receive a recording of the talk. You can register here: https://eriecanalmuseum.org/store/product/canal-conversation/

Canal Conversation- Canadian Canals

For nearly 200 years, the Erie Canal and the rest of the New York State Canal System have been part of a larger borderland network of canals connecting to the Great Lakes. This roundtable, featuring Grant Vogl of the Bytown Museum, Derrick Pratt of the Erie Canal Museum, and Adrien Petry of the St. Catharine's Museum and Welland Canals Centre, will examine their respective canals, the Rideau, Erie/Oswego, and Welland, looking at their similarities and differences while having an engaging exchange on North American canals.

This talk will be presented via Zoom. Attendance is FREE with are commended $10 donation. Registrants will receive a recording of the talk. You can register here: https://eriecanalmuseum.org/store/product/canal-conversation/

Canal Conversation- Canadian Canals

For nearly 200 years, the Erie Canal and the rest of the New York State Canal System have been part of a larger borderland network of canals connecting to the Great Lakes. This roundtable, featuring Grant Vogl of the Bytown Museum, Derrick Pratt of the Erie Canal Museum, and Adrien Petry of the St. Catharine's Museum and Welland Canals Centre, will examine their respective canals, the Rideau, Erie/Oswego, and Welland, looking at their similarities and differences while having an engaging exchange on North American canals.

This talk will be presented via Zoom. Attendance is FREE with are commended $10 donation. Registrants will receive a recording of the talk. You can register here: https://eriecanalmuseum.org/store/product/canal-conversation/

Learn About Your Right to Fair Housing

FOCUS Greater Syracuse, Inc. is excited to host a free,virtual forum on Friday, May 19 at 12:05 p.m. to educate the community abouttheir housing rights.

Join FOCUS Greater Syracuse, the NYS Division of HumanRights, Onondaga County/Syracuse Human Rights Commission, CNY Fair Housing, andLegal Services of Central New York for a conversation about fair housingprotections under state law.

Panelists: Caroline Downey, General Council, NYS Division ofHuman Rights; Sally Santangelo, Executive Director, CNY Fair Housing; SusanGriffith, Managing Attorney, Legal Services of Central New York.

Moderator: Bishop Dr. H. Bernard Alex, Victory TempleFellowship Church

Register at: https://www.focussyracuse.org/learn-about-your-right-to-fair-housing/

Learn About Your Right to Fair Housing

FOCUS Greater Syracuse, Inc. is excited to host a free,virtual forum on Friday, May 19 at 12:05 p.m. to educate the community abouttheir housing rights.

Join FOCUS Greater Syracuse, the NYS Division of HumanRights, Onondaga County/Syracuse Human Rights Commission, CNY Fair Housing, andLegal Services of Central New York for a conversation about fair housingprotections under state law.

Panelists: Caroline Downey, General Council, NYS Division ofHuman Rights; Sally Santangelo, Executive Director, CNY Fair Housing; SusanGriffith, Managing Attorney, Legal Services of Central New York.

Moderator: Bishop Dr. H. Bernard Alex, Victory TempleFellowship Church

Register at: https://www.focussyracuse.org/learn-about-your-right-to-fair-housing/

Sensory Friendly Time presented by Visions Federal Credit Union

Sensory Friendly Time is offered on the third Saturday of every month from 4:30 pm - 8 pm.

Sensory Friendly Time, presented by Visions Federal Credit Union, is a great place to socialize safely with other parents with children on the spectrum. At SFT, sounds are turned down, air compressors are turned off, and lighting is adjusted to accommodate learners with sensory-processing difficulties. The extended hours also help reduce wait times and crowd sizes.

Complimentary sensory kits containing various items are always available to sign out from the Science Shop during regular museum hours and Sensory Friendly Time.

Discover, Learn, & Play with us!

Thank you to our sponsors: Visions Federal Credit Union, Arc of Onondaga, Baldwinsville Rotary, Solvay Bank, & Laurie Bean-Taishoff

Sensory Friendly Time presented by Visions Federal Credit Union

Sensory Friendly Time is offered on the third Saturday of every month from 4:30 pm - 8 pm.

Sensory Friendly Time, presented by Visions Federal Credit Union, is a great place to socialize safely with other parents with children on the spectrum. At SFT, sounds are turned down, air compressors are turned off, and lighting is adjusted to accommodate learners with sensory-processing difficulties. The extended hours also help reduce wait times and crowd sizes.

Complimentary sensory kits containing various items are always available to sign out from the Science Shop during regular museum hours and Sensory Friendly Time.

Discover, Learn, & Play with us!

Thank you to our sponsors: Visions Federal Credit Union, Arc of Onondaga, Baldwinsville Rotary, Solvay Bank, & Laurie Bean-Taishoff

Sensory Friendly Time presented by Visions Federal Credit Union

Sensory Friendly Time is offered on the third Saturday of every month from 4:30 pm - 8 pm.

Sensory Friendly Time, presented by Visions Federal Credit Union, is a great place to socialize safely with other parents with children on the spectrum. At SFT, sounds are turned down, air compressors are turned off, and lighting is adjusted to accommodate learners with sensory-processing difficulties. The extended hours also help reduce wait times and crowd sizes.

Complimentary sensory kits containing various items are always available to sign out from the Science Shop during regular museum hours and Sensory Friendly Time.

Discover, Learn, & Play with us!

Thank you to our sponsors: Visions Federal Credit Union, Arc of Onondaga, Baldwinsville Rotary, Solvay Bank, & Laurie Bean-Taishoff

Mastermind Sneaker Ball

Come join us on Saturday, May 20th at 7:30 PM at the Landmark Theatre for the Mastermind Ball! This exclusive event will feature live music, premium drinks, and a fun and festive atmosphere. Enjoy delicious drinks, groove to the music, and mingle with friends. With its vibrant atmosphere and an array of entertainment, this is one night you don't want to miss! So mark your calendars and join us for an unforgettable experience at the Mastermind Ball!

Mastermind Sneaker Ball

Come join us on Saturday, May 20th at 7:30 PM at the Landmark Theatre for the Mastermind Ball! This exclusive event will feature live music, premium drinks, and a fun and festive atmosphere. Enjoy delicious drinks, groove to the music, and mingle with friends. With its vibrant atmosphere and an array of entertainment, this is one night you don't want to miss! So mark your calendars and join us for an unforgettable experience at the Mastermind Ball!

Mastermind Sneaker Ball

Come join us on Saturday, May 20th at 7:30 PM at the Landmark Theatre for the Mastermind Ball! This exclusive event will feature live music, premium drinks, and a fun and festive atmosphere. Enjoy delicious drinks, groove to the music, and mingle with friends. With its vibrant atmosphere and an array of entertainment, this is one night you don't want to miss! So mark your calendars and join us for an unforgettable experience at the Mastermind Ball!

Lunchtime Lecture: Just a Painting of a Man and Some Horses

Join Erie Canal Museum Director of Education &Public Programming Derrick Pratt in exploring what he at first thought was just a fairly normal painting of man leading a team of horses pulling a canal boat that instead revealed an intriguing tale of political corruption and the waning days of the towpath era canal. Available in person and via Zoom. Registrants will receive a recording of the talk.

Lunchtime Lecture: Just a Painting of a Man and Some Horses

Join Erie Canal Museum Director of Education &Public Programming Derrick Pratt in exploring what he at first thought was just a fairly normal painting of man leading a team of horses pulling a canal boat that instead revealed an intriguing tale of political corruption and the waning days of the towpath era canal. Available in person and via Zoom. Registrants will receive a recording of the talk.

Lunchtime Lecture: Just a Painting of a Man and Some Horses

Join Erie Canal Museum Director of Education &Public Programming Derrick Pratt in exploring what he at first thought was just a fairly normal painting of man leading a team of horses pulling a canal boat that instead revealed an intriguing tale of political corruption and the waning days of the towpath era canal. Available in person and via Zoom. Registrants will receive a recording of the talk.

Macramé & Mojitos

In this hands-on workshop with instructor Tatianna, you will learn some basic macramé knots and techniques for creating your very own plant hanger to take home, all while enjoying a yummy Mojito.

Must be 21+ to take this workshop.

Macramé & Mojitos

In this hands-on workshop with instructor Tatianna, you will learn some basic macramé knots and techniques for creating your very own plant hanger to take home, all while enjoying a yummy Mojito.

Must be 21+ to take this workshop.

“The Homosexual Audacity to…Paint?”

We invite you to join us in a series of LGBTQ+ workshops hosted by the Everson in partnership with local Syracuse business, Nectar Espresso Bar & Vintages.

These workshops are informal, meaning there will not be an expert artist to teach us all about the techniques of fabric or painting. But there will be delicious coffee/teas, goofy art-making stations, and the presence of a lot of queers with one steady motto: “No, I’ve never done that. But I am gay … so how hard could it be?” (For the unplugged lovelies, Google: “Homosexual Audacity” for a plethora of funny queer content.)

Open to folks with any experience level – this class is reserved as a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community to connect and create.

Please come early to explore the museum before the workshop or leave the workshop early to explore –class tickets pay for your admission!

Painting art stations featured: love yourself portraits, abstract, splash paint(?)- you tell us!

Visit everson.org/classes-list to register now.

“The Homosexual Audacity to…Paint?”

We invite you to join us in a series of LGBTQ+ workshops hosted by the Everson in partnership with local Syracuse business, Nectar Espresso Bar & Vintages.

These workshops are informal, meaning there will not be an expert artist to teach us all about the techniques of fabric or painting. But there will be delicious coffee/teas, goofy art-making stations, and the presence of a lot of queers with one steady motto: “No, I’ve never done that. But I am gay … so how hard could it be?” (For the unplugged lovelies, Google: “Homosexual Audacity” for a plethora of funny queer content.)

Open to folks with any experience level – this class is reserved as a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community to connect and create.

Please come early to explore the museum before the workshop or leave the workshop early to explore –class tickets pay for your admission!

Painting art stations featured: love yourself portraits, abstract, splash paint(?)- you tell us!

Visit everson.org/classes-list to register now.

“The Homosexual Audacity to…Paint?”

Thursday, May 25th

6:00 – 8:00pm

$12 Member, $15 Non-member

We invite you to join us in a series of LGBTQ+ workshops hosted by the Everson in partnership with local Syracuse business, Nectar Espresso Bar & Vintages.

These workshops are informal, meaning there will not be an expert artist to teach us all about the techniques of fabric or painting. But there will be delicious coffee/teas, goofy art-making stations, and the presence of a lot of queers with one steady motto: “No, I’ve never done that. But I am gay … so how hard could it be?” (For the unplugged lovelies, Google: “Homosexual Audacity” for a plethora of funny queer content.)

Open to folks with any experience level – this class is reserved as a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community to connect and create.

Please come early to explore the museum before the workshop or leave the workshop early to explore –class tickets pay for your admission!

Painting art stations featured: love yourself portraits, abstract, splash paint(?)- you tell us!

Visit everson.org/classes-list to register now.

Disney Junior’s Dino Ranch

For the first time ever, Disney Junior’s Dino Ranch comes to the stage with a fun-filled, action-packed live show. Dino Ranch follows the adventures of the Cassidy family as they tackle life in a fantastical, “pre-westoric” setting where dinosaurs still roam. As the young ranchers learn the ropes, they discover the thrill of ranch life while they navigate the great outdoors through unpredictable challenges.

VIP

VIP packages are available for pre-show opportunities including premium seating, exclusive merchandise, and character experiences.

Additionally Any child who has reached their 2nd birthday must have a paid ticket. Prices are subject to demand and can change at any time.Doors open one hour before the time on your ticket.

Disney Junior’s Dino Ranch

For the first time ever, Disney Junior’s Dino Ranch comes to the stage with a fun-filled, action-packed live show. Dino Ranch follows the adventures of the Cassidy family as they tackle life in a fantastical, “pre-westoric” setting where dinosaurs still roam. As the young ranchers learn the ropes, they discover the thrill of ranch life while they navigate the great outdoors through unpredictable challenges.

VIP

VIP packages are available for pre-show opportunities including premium seating, exclusive merchandise, and character experiences.

Additionally Any child who has reached their 2nd birthday must have a paid ticket. Prices are subject to demand and can change at any time.Doors open one hour before the time on your ticket.

Disney Junior’s Dino Ranch

For the first time ever, Disney Junior’s Dino Ranch comes to the stage with a fun-filled, action-packed live show. Dino Ranch follows the adventures of the Cassidy family as they tackle life in a fantastical, “pre-westoric” setting where dinosaurs still roam. As the young ranchers learn the ropes, they discover the thrill of ranch life while they navigate the great outdoors through unpredictable challenges.

VIP

VIP packages are available for pre-show opportunities including premium seating, exclusive merchandise, and character experiences.

Additionally Any child who has reached their 2 birthday must have a paid ticket. Prices are subject to demand and can change at any time.Doors open one hour before the time on your ticket.

DWC Visiting Author Reading: Poets Cynthia Hogue & Mary Gilliland

Cynthia Hogue’s tenth collection of poetry is instead, it is dark (Red Hen Press, 2023). Her ekphrastic Covid chapbook is entitled Contain (Tram Editions 2022), and her new collaborative translation from the French of Nicole Brossard is Distantly (Omnidawn 2022). Among her honors are two NEA Fellowships, the Landon Translation Award from the Academy of American Poets, and residency fellowships to the MacDowell Colony, the Santa Fe Art Institute, and the Anderson Center. Hogue was the inaugural Marshall Chair in Poetry at Arizona State University, and served as Guest Editor for Poem-a-Day for September (2022).

Author and eco-activist Mary Gilliland, of Ithaca, NY, is the author of two award-winning collections: The Devil’s Fools (Codhill Press 2022) and The Ruined Walled Castle Garden (Bright Hill Press 2020), with poems anthologized most recently in Rumors Secrets & Lies: Poems on Pregnancy, Abortion & Choice; Nuclear Impact: Broken Atoms in Our Hands; and Wild Gods: The Ecstatic in Contemporary Poetry and Prose. She is a past recipient of the Stanley Kunitz Fellowship from the Fine Arts Work Center and a Cornell University Council on the Arts Faculty Grant.

This event will take place ONLINE and IN-PERSON at the Downtown Writers Center.

DWC Visiting Author Reading: Poets Cynthia Hogue & Mary Gilliland

Cynthia Hogue’s tenth collection of poetry is instead, it is dark (Red Hen Press, 2023). Her ekphrastic Covid chapbook is entitled Contain (Tram Editions 2022), and her new collaborative translation from the French of Nicole Brossard is Distantly (Omnidawn 2022). Among her honors are two NEA Fellowships, the Landon Translation Award from the Academy of American Poets, and residency fellowships to the MacDowell Colony, the Santa Fe Art Institute, and the Anderson Center. Hogue was the inaugural Marshall Chair in Poetry at Arizona State University, and served as Guest Editor for Poem-a-Day for September (2022).

Author and eco-activist Mary Gilliland, of Ithaca, NY, is the author of two award-winning collections: The Devil’s Fools (Codhill Press 2022) and The Ruined Walled Castle Garden (Bright Hill Press 2020), with poems anthologized most recently in Rumors Secrets & Lies: Poems on Pregnancy, Abortion & Choice; Nuclear Impact: Broken Atoms in Our Hands; and Wild Gods: The Ecstatic in Contemporary Poetry and Prose. She is a past recipient of the Stanley Kunitz Fellowship from the Fine Arts Work Center and a Cornell University Council on the Arts Faculty Grant.

This event will take place ONLINE and IN-PERSON at the Downtown Writers Center.

DWC Visiting Author Reading: Poets Cynthia Hogue & Mary Gilliland

Cynthia Hogue’s tenth collection of poetry is instead, it is dark (Red Hen Press, 2023). Her ekphrastic Covid chapbook is entitled Contain (Tram Editions 2022), and her new collaborative translation from the French of Nicole Brossard is Distantly (Omnidawn 2022). Among her honors are two NEA Fellowships, the Landon Translation Award from the Academy of American Poets, and residency fellowships to the MacDowell Colony, the Santa Fe Art Institute, and the Anderson Center. Hogue was the inaugural Marshall Chair in Poetry at Arizona State University, and served as Guest Editor for Poem-a-Day for September (2022).

Author and eco-activist Mary Gilliland, of Ithaca, NY, is the author of two award-winning collections: The Devil’s Fools (Codhill Press 2022) and The Ruined Walled Castle Garden (Bright Hill Press 2020), with poems anthologized most recently in Rumors Secrets & Lies: Poems on Pregnancy, Abortion & Choice; Nuclear Impact: Broken Atoms in Our Hands; and Wild Gods: The Ecstatic in Contemporary Poetry and Prose. She is a past recipient of the Stanley Kunitz Fellowship from the Fine Arts Work Center and a Cornell University Council on the Arts Faculty Grant.

This event will take place ONLINE and IN-PERSON at the Downtown Writers Center.

Be the Scientist presented by Amazon

Be the Scientist presented by Amazon runs on the last Saturday of every month from 9:30 am – 12:30 pm.

Be the Scientist allows visitors to learn about and explore the activities of a different scientist (discipline) each month. From marine biology to computer programming and beyond, the last Saturday of the month is a time for local STEM practitioners, faculty, and museum visitors to come together and explore new careers and frontiers in science and technology. Participants in this no-cost program are welcome to explore the museum after visiting the stations.

With additional support from Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists.

Be the Scientist presented by Amazon

Be the Scientist presented by Amazon runs on the last Saturday of every month from 9:30 am – 12:30 pm.

Be the Scientist allows visitors to learn about and explore the activities of a different scientist (discipline) each month. From marine biology to computer programming and beyond, the last Saturday of the month is a time for local STEM practitioners, faculty, and museum visitors to come together and explore new careers and frontiers in science and technology. Participants in this no-cost program are welcome to explore the museum after visiting the stations.

With additional support from Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists.

Be the Scientist presented by Amazon

Be the Scientist presented by Amazon runs on the last Saturday of every month from 9:30 am – 12:30 pm.

Be the Scientist allows visitors to learn about and explore the activities of a different scientist (discipline) each month. From marine biology to computer programming and beyond, the last Saturday of the month is a time for local STEM practitioners, faculty, and museum visitors to come together and explore new careers and frontiers in science and technology. Participants in this no-cost program are welcome to explore the museum after visiting the stations.

With additional support from Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists.

Be the Scientist presented by Amazon

Be the Scientist presented by Amazon runs on the last Saturday of every month from 9:30 am – 12:30 pm.

Be the Scientist allows visitors to learn about and explore the activities of a different scientist (discipline) each month. From marine biology to computer programming and beyond, the last Saturday of the month is a time for local STEM practitioners, faculty, and museum visitors to come together and explore new careers and frontiers in science and technology. Participants in this no-cost program are welcome to explore the museum after visiting the stations.

With additional support from Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists.