Editors Note – This event is outside our zone but I’m including because it seems great for kids!

On Saturday, November 18, 2023, doors are open 1-4 pm at Columbia University’s Jerome L. Greene Science Center, entrance at 605 West 129th Street, New York NY 10027. We invite students, families, and community groups to join scientists in exploring the brain through hands-on brain science activities.

How does my brain work? Do animals have thoughts? How do instincts work? Get answers to these questions and more!

At November’s Saturday Science, our theme is Across the Animal Kingdom! Come and be curious, play, and learn about your brain and how it works. We feature brand new activities every month, as well as some returning favorites.

You have a mind to discover. Join us!

RSVP online now to guarantee entrance. Click here to register.

This event is free and open to the public. Content is geared toward elementary and middle school students, but learners of all ages are welcome and encouraged to attend! Adults must accompany all children. Guests can come at any time between 1 and 4 pm; the typical guest spends about one hour at the event.

Questions? Email us at publicprograms@zi.columbia.edu.

Saturday Science is a monthly series for learners of all ages to explore the inner workings of their brain. Saturday Science complements other public programs produced by Columbia University’s Zuckerman Institute. For more information on all of our programs, click here.

Saturday Science is brought to you by the Zuckerman Institute, BioBus, and Columbia University Neuroscience Outreach.

We hope you can make it!

Cheers,

Columbia University’s Zuckerman Institute