The SEE Science Center is hosting its annual week-long event to celebrate the start of summer school break and family exploration season. Kickoff to Summer2026 will be held from June 20-26, 2026.
If you were out in Center City on April 20 you might have noticed a lot of activity. Monday marked the second year of SEE Science Center’s Park2Park Clean-up event, a collaborative effort between the Science Center, Manchester Connects, and the City of Manchester Parks, Recreation, and Cemetery Division, to prepare our city parks and the streets in between for Earth Day activities.
The SEE Science Center and Unchartered announce a new partnership that reimagines how summer camp programs are staffed and delivered in Manchester.
The SEE Science Center and Unchartered, a New Hampshire nonprofit known for blending science and art, are teaming up for an exciting lineup of 2026 summer camps. For the first time, SEE will host all four of Unchartered’s popular science-meets-art camps, offering hands-on, creative experiences for kids ages 7 to 12.
The SEE Science Center will be celebrating game design in March. On March 8th Family activities will be offered at SEE on Ralph Baer’s Birthday. Ralph Baer who is recognized as the father of video games lived and worked in New Hampshire and is featured in several exhibits at the SEE Science Center. In addition, SEE’s adult science discussion series Science on Tap will discuss game design on Tuesday March 10th.
“We think it’s really important for people to have role models to look up to and this is an area where there are so many Latino scientists to choose from,” she said. “It’s literally endless,”
Legendary inventor and entrepreneur Dean Kamen spoke with students at Manchester School of Technology Tuesday and attended the presentation of commemorative silver dollars to two Queen City educators as part of the “Honor an NH Teacher” campaign.
Super STEM Sundays will begin on Sunday March 1.
Whether a person died thousands of years ago or recently, there are many mysteries and questions asked when their body is discovered.
Lots of hands-on activities and engagement in our community during November.
Science on Tap events are informal discussions with local scientists and experts on a particular topic. Science on Tap discussions are held at Stark Brewing Co. in Bo’s Lounge and function room at 500 Commercial St., Manchester, on the first Tuesday of each month from October through June.
‘Sun, Earth, Universe’ exhibit opens at the SEE Science Center Aug. 9, and will formally kick off Aug. 13 with a celebration of space exploration, and cookies, in partnership with DoubleTree by Hilton.
SEE will develop programs, workshops, camp components, and exhibits to inspire youth exploration & opportunities in Regenerative Manufacturing & Biofabrication.
Beginning on Feb. 2 from 10 a.m.-noon over four weekends, STEM Docent volunteers will guide youth through the basics of mobile app development to help them build apps and change their world.
The exhibit answers common questions that surround the human genome, tackling topics such as genetic predetermination, the nature of mutations and the very slight differences in genetic material that separate one human being from another.
You’ve watched Ken Jennings on Jeopardy and asked yourself ‘how hard could that be?,” and daydreamed of buzzing in first on Family Feud, while Steve Harvey cracks jokes about your family dynamic. Now, you can live your dreams AND test your game show smarts, all for a great cause.
The $50,000 grant brings a new exhibit to SEE focused on genome.
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Unique partnership between SNHU, SEE Science Center and Dyn nurtures the next generation of teachers and students in the ever-changing high-tech classroom.
