The Sci-Tech Center, Northern New York’s hands-on science museum, seeks an Assistant Director to help maintain and improve the Watertown organization. The new position is volunteer-based, the same as the Sci-Tech Executive Director post. Stephen A. Karon has been the Sci-Tech Executive Director since 2008.
Sci-Tech invites the public to a free astronomy event on Friday, January 3, 2025. Due to the special focus of this event, it will take place at an unusual time, namely at 5:30 AM that morning. The early morning time is scheduled to coincide with the peak of the Quadrantids…
A $3,000 contribution from TACNY, the Technology Alliance of Central New York, will help Watertown’s Sci-Tech museum as it continues to repair and rebuild damage from the devastating flood that closed the Stone Street facility in 2023. With contributions from TACNY and other donors, Sci-Tech is working to re-open the…
As work continues on repairs to our building, many Sci-Tech exhibits have been set up at Zoo New York in Thompson Park. Installed in the Zoo’s Conservation Center, the Sci-Tech displays are part of the zoo experience, open when the zoo is open, at no additional cost. So, for regular…
Check out our Traveling Science Program! Sci-Tech now has a Traveling Science Program available to visit your school, youth group, community center, or other venue!
If you are a member of the Sci-Tech Center, you are eligible to enjoy free admission to more than 300 other museums in such places as Syracuse, Rochester, Ithaca, Chicago, Baltimore, Toronto, Boston, Ottawa, and many more. It is called the ASTC Passport Program.