Cub Scouts Space Exploration

January 24 @ 10:15 am - 12:00 pm

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$6 – $8

Cub Scouts Space Exploration

Saturday, January 24, 10:15am – 12:00pm
RWP Natural History Museum and Planetarium

Begin the day by completing a space-themed quest through the museum as you discover the past, present and future of space exploration and astronomy. Experiment with telescopes, spectroscopes and more to learn the tools of the astronomers’ trade. Then join museum educators for a special planetarium show to discover the patterns of stars visible in the night sky and what you might see from your own backyard. Please note: The Museum is CLOSED to the public during this program.

Cub Scout Program fee: $8 per child, $6 per adult. Pre-registration is required, and program size is limited. Please note: This is not a drop-off program. Parents must remain with their children. Siblings ages 4 and up may participate, but will be charged the $8 fee. Children must be age 4 and older to participate in the program. For more information call 401.680.7223.

 

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