Posted Wednesday October 14 2015 at 06:50 am
The Museum of Science invites everyone to join them for a Community Partners Day October 17, 2015. Experience the excitement of archaeology with dozens of hands-on activities, live presentations, and special programs. Hear about the latest human ancestors discovered in South Africa, meet real glass blowers, learn about underwater shipwrecks, and see if you can find our roaming Roman soldiers.
Registered guests will receive up to 4 free adult and/or children exhibit hall passes per reservation.
Guests can view the exhibits until 5:00pm, when the Museum closes.
Guests can pick up their reserved tickets at the Community Relations registration table in the Museum lobby on Oct. 17 between 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM.
Tickets to The Science Behind Pixar can be purchased at the box office for an additional $12 per person. (Regular price $29 adults, $27 seniors and $23 children 3-11.)
Registration is required to attend.
Registration ends October 15, 2015.
ASL interpreters will be available. Please indicate if you need an interpreter on the registration site.
Posted Friday October 09 2015 at 07:07 am
Boston Creates, Boston's cultural planning process, draws from a theoretical framework of creative capital, developed by WolfBrown. Creative capital is based on the idea that creativity of residents and creative culture of the city are important, intangible assets, creating a culturally vibrant and inclusive community.
Cities with high levels of creative capital encourage, reward and integrate imaginative thinking into all aspects of community life. Help understand the creative capital of Boston and create a plan that will prioritize, coordinate, and align public and private resources to strengthen this creative capital over the long term.
You can help by taking an online survey available in English and Spanish.
Posted Thursday October 01 2015 at 3:34 pm
An innovative symposium and pop-up artist exhibition which showcases the work of Arts Connect International (ACI) Artist Leaders; catalyzing conversations on inclusion in our Boston community and beyond. All of ACI's Artist Leaders work as change agents nationally and internationally through his/her art form. This one day symposium is designed to promote cross-sector and multi-disciplinary approaches to building and supporting inclusive environments. Environments where collaboration is paramount, where innovation is innate, and where acceptance and celebration of diversity rests at the core.
Artwork will be available for both viewing and purchase. Light refreshments will be served. Artist after party from 6-8pm, location to be announced.
This event is held in association with the Arts in Education Program @ Harvard Graduate School of Education and is an ArtWeek Boston event.
Saturday, October 3, 2015 from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Harvard Graduate School of Education
13 Appian Way Cambridge, MA 02138
Register here.
