Museum of Discovery and Science

A Golden Luncheon: Celebrating 50 Years

Museum of Discovery & Science Florida

May 21, 2027 at 3:00 PM through 6:00 PM

Live SciencePresented by AmazonMuseum of Discovery and ScienceCommunity CelebrationMODS 50th AnniversaryCelebrating 50 YearsFort Lauderdale EventsSTEM EducationSponsorship Opportunitiesanniversary celebrationMODSFundraising Luncheonmuseum fundraiserscience educationGolden LuncheonSouth Florida eventsMay 21 2027

Rob Dunn Lab

Ant Picnic

Inform scientists about global food preferences of ants

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Ongoing

Citizen ScienceAgricultureFoodOcean Water MarineEcology & EnvironmentEducationInsects & PollinatorsNature & Outdoorsoutsideantdata literacywintersummer reading 2021nutritionant picnicyour wild lifedunn labnorth carolinafungirl scoutsdiettop viewed 2021insectsnutrientsrob dunnantstop 22 in 2022rob dunn labscientific methodfallspringwildlifecookiestop2022picnicsummer

Whizara

AP Computer Science A

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Ongoing

Live ScienceComputers & TechnologyOnline: Live Event

SETI Institute + Unistellar Citizen Science

Artificial Satellites

Understand the impact that satellites have on the night sky

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Ongoing

Citizen ScienceAstronomy & Space

SPOTTERON GmbH

ArtSpots

ArtSpots is a community-built art atlas.

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Ongoing

Citizen ScienceSocial ScienceNature & OutdoorsEducationgraffitistreet artmuseumartgalleriescitizen science

Astronomy On Tap

Astronomy On Tap-ABQ: Look Up! Our Changing Skies, and Impacts on Astronomy and Beyond

Bow & Arrow Brewing Co NM

October 21, 2026 at 12:00 AM through 2:00 AM

Community

Cornell University/New York Department of Environmental Conservation

AVID (Assessing Vegetation Impacts from Deer)

Monitor the effects of deer browsing on woodland trees and plants

Multiple locations, including yours!

Ongoing through November 30, 2030 at 8:35 PM

Citizen ScienceAnimalsEcology & EnvironmentNature & Outdoorswildlifeseedlingsforestecologytreeswildflowersforest healthwoodlandsdeer

Wisconsin Science Festival

Badger Talk: Are We Doomed? An Optimist’s Guide to Climate, Conservation, & Wisconsin’s Economy

Drumlin Reserve – Independent Living

October 19, 2026 at 11:00 PM

FestivalFree Event

Wisconsin Science Festival

Badger Talk: The German Presence in Wisconsin

Janesville Senior Activity Center WI

October 22, 2026 at 3:30 PM through 4:30 PM

FestivalRegistration RequiredFree EventFor Adults

San Diego STEM Ecosystem

Become a STEM Teacher

EnCorps STEM Teaching Fellows explore middle and high school teaching in California’s low income schools in a Fellowship.

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Professional DevelopmentTrainingWorkshopComputers & TechnologyEngineeringMathematicsGrades 9-12EveningFinancial Support or Scholarship AvailableMorningGrades 6-8AfternoonMathematicsWork-based LearningCoding/Computer Science/Cyber SecurityAll DayEngineeringNGSS Aligned

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Museum of Discovery and Science

A Golden Luncheon: Celebrating 50 Years

Rob Dunn Lab

Ant Picnic

Whizara

AP Computer Science A

SETI Institute + Unistellar Citizen Science

Artificial Satellites

SPOTTERON GmbH

ArtSpots

Astronomy On Tap

Astronomy On Tap-ABQ: Look Up! Our Changing Skies, and Impacts on Astronomy and Beyond

Cornell University/New York Department of Environmental Conservation

AVID (Assessing Vegetation Impacts from Deer)

Wisconsin Science Festival

Badger Talk: Are We Doomed? An Optimist’s Guide to Climate, Conservation, & Wisconsin’s Economy

Wisconsin Science Festival

Badger Talk: The German Presence in Wisconsin

San Diego STEM Ecosystem

Become a STEM Teacher

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