Kids of all ages can blast off each month to explore a new and fascinating topic in astronomy. Travel from the Earth to a galaxy far far away through our Space Bound Exhibit and with an out of this world activity.

Carolina Skies Astronomy Club (CSAC) invites you to attend their monthly meeting. Connect with others in our community who are passionate and curious about the night sky. If you are interested in astronomy but have not purchased a telescope, this is an excellent time to try different types of telescopes and view some interesting objects at the same time! For more information call 252-364-6569 or email  brian@atimeforscience.org.

S.A.G.E. (Serious About Girls’ Empowerment) Sisters is a program designed for middle school girls to be informed, safe, and confident in the wilderness. Lessons are taught by specialists on topics such as fire-building, self-defense, and robotics. The program culminates in an overnight backpacking trip where the girls use the skills they’ve been learning. Second and third year participants take on the role of mentor as they continue the program. This is free and open to the public. A shuttle is provided from Grifton School and Ayden Middle.

Bring your family for a fun-filled day of games! Learn about how you can find happiness through living a healthful lifestyle. Prizes included! Scan the QR code for more information! This event is free and open to the public. Hosted in partnership with students from ECU’s Honors College.

Celebrate the night sky with the rest of our great state during the NC Science Festival’s Statewide Star Party! Join A Time for Science, NC LOW, The Tarr River Astronomy Club, and The Carolina Skies Astronomy Club for a FREE, night of fun and discovery. This event will feature interactive planetarium shows led by astronomer Brian Baker. The party begins at 7:00 PM with planetarium shows and hands on activities. Stargazing and telescope observing kick off at 8:00 PM.

This event is funded by North Carolina Sea Grant and North Carolina Space Grant.