Join the ASP's Brian Kruse, Director, Teacher Learning Center and Formal Education for a series of workshops on the Nuts and Bolts of teaching astronomy.In this two-hour workshop, join experienced teachers who have taught astronomy to cover the “nuts and bolts'' of what a telescope is and how it works. ...
Christina Hiromi Hobbs (Stanford Arts) on "Collective Histories of the Asian American Women Artists Association" Kurt Behrendt (Art Historian) on "The Mandalic Aesthetic" Maya Man (Internet Artist) on "Chance Encounters: Internet Art, Algorithms, and Authenticity" Click here to register or here.
SETI LIVE: LaserSETI UpdateOn Exhibit in London and a New Station in Puerto Rico A major new exhibition at the Natural History Museum in South Kensington, Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth?, runs from May 17, 2025, to January 4, 2026, and will feature a complete LaserSETI instrument on display. The exhibit explores ...
Much like a viral contagion, misinformation can spread rapidly from one mind to another. Moreover, once lodged in memory, falsehoods are difficult to correct. Inoculation theory offers a natural basis for developing a psychological “vaccine” against the spread of fake news and misinformation. Is it possible to pre-emptively “immunize” millions ...
Where: Cost: Free
After Dark: Pride: Queer ScienceCelebrate Pride Month at the Exploratorium! The soulful Tory and the Teasers return for a gripping performance that will have you grooving on the floor. Learn about the fascinating history of the 606 Social Club, a secret society for queer and trans naturalists. Explore the variety of forms family can ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $22.95 General, free for members
PRIDE NightLifeCelebrate love, equality, and the rainbow spectrum of self-expression at NightLife's annual PRIDE event.
Where: San FranciscoCost: Varies
The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta: connections and complexity - LivestreamIn this talk, Aaron Kaiman will discuss the connections that created and define the Delta from its formation to its ecology and, biodiversity. The talk will also explore some of the ecological and social complexities the Delta embraces and faces.Click here to watch the talk.
Where: Cost: Free
Friday, 06/27/25
California Lizards & Where to Find ThemJoin us for a special night learning about the wonderful world of lizards with Dr. Emily Taylor! Dr. Taylor will be telling stories from her latest book: California Lizards and Where to Find Them and answering audience questions. This is a talk for learners of all ages and small refreshments ...
Where: Pacific GroveCost: $10 General, $5 Members and child 10 and under
Storms Fast and Slow: How Planets Form and Evolve - SOLD OUTThere are more planets in the Milky Way than there are stars. But how does some dust and gas around a newborn star turn into a system of planets, and what does this process leave behind? We'll explore these questions by looking at both our Solar System and the hundreds ...
Where: Mt. HamiltonCost: $29 General + Fee
Saturday, 06/28/25
Stewardship Saturday: Organizing OystersThis free program for high school students features rotating events along our 600-mile range exploring various realms of conservation.Join Wild Oyster Project and The Marine Mammal Center as we learn more about some of our favorite filter feeders! Through this event you will have the opportunity to support the work ...
Where: AlamedaCost: Free
Foothills Family Nature WalkEnvironmental Volunteers’ Family Nature Walks program is designed to help community members get to know our local open space areas. Small groups will be guided by a knowledgeable environmental educator during an exploration of a local open space. These small groups will be introduced to fun nature-based activities, and a ...
Where: Los AltosCost: Free
Music of the Spheres - The History of the Cosmos (and our understanding of it)There is strong evidence that our Universe is roughly 13.8 billion years old, that it has expanded and evolved from the Big Bang to today, forming in the process stars, galaxies, and a rich network of larger-scale structures. I will review the history of our universe and its composition, including ...
Where: Mt. HamiltonCost: $60 General + Fee
Jazz Under the StarsJazz Under the Stars is a FREE monthly public stargazing event! Usually occurring on the Saturday nearest the 1st quarter moon (check our Events Page), join us in Building 36 on the 4th floor observatory for a night of smooth jazz, bright stars, and a lot of fun! We play our jazz ...
The ASP is excited to cap off Pride month in the Bay Area, California, with a special FREE virtual screening of the new National Geographic Documentary Film, SALLY.Sally Ride became the first American woman to blast off into space, but beneath her unflappable composure, she carried a secret. Revealing the ...
Where: Cost: Free
Tuesday, 07/01/25
NSF - DOE Rubin Observatory First LookLast week, the NSF - DOE Rubin Observatory released its First Look images, including stunning views of the Trifid and Lagoon nebulae, an astounding Cosmic Treasure Chest of stars and galaxies, and a "swarm" of newly discovered asteroids. Captured in a mere ten hours of observing time, this preview gave ...
Where: Cost: Free
The First Glimpses Into the Deepest Cosmic MysteriesWhat is the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, and what makes it so special? Join us for flash talks and a panel Q&A to learn more about how Rubin is set to transform the future of astronomy with the release of its first scientific images!The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, equipped with ...
