Registration for the 32nd annual Tech Challenge, presented by Dell is now open. Our annual youth engineering design program encourages students in Grades 4 through 12 to work in teams to solve a real world problem. This year’s challenge is No Roads, No Problem! and students will build a hovercraft that can travel over different terrain.
For the cost of just two visits, you can enjoy unlimited fun at The Tech for a full year when you become a member. Our members also enjoy special perks like workshop discounts, special member parties and discounts on IMAX films as well as purchases in The Tech Store and our cafe. We have membership for families and educators, too!
Ain’t no party like a birthday party at The Tech so make a reservation today. Your little engineer will have a blast exploring all of our exhibits and celebrating with friends in your own private party space. You can also reserve a lab where every guest completes a science challenge and gets a little something to take home. Plus, the guest of honor gets a $10 gift card to The Tech Store!
Come help us inspire the innovator in everyone. The Tech is seeking adults 18 and older to volunteer for weekday shifts in the morning and afternoon. If you have a passion for education, community, and working with other wonderful volunteers, then The Tech is the perfect place for you!
A new era of IMAX is coming to The Tech. Beginning this November, we’ll be the world’s first IMAX dome theater with a 4K laser projector! That means brighter colors, fuller sound and we’ll be able to bring you more educational films and Hollywood blockbusters than ever before.
Thanks to unwavering support from staff, volunteers, donors and patrons, The Tech has grown to be far more than a museum. It is a valued community resource for education and innovation, one that in 2015 was awarded the National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the highest honor a United States museum can achieve.
A year-round program of exhibits, education programs and special events that inspire the next generation to use technology to tackle global challenges. The theme for The Tech for Global Good’s inaugural year is Technology and Health, and an exhibit featuring five innovative organizations in this field can be seen on the Upper Level.
Congratulations to 2,000 or so students who took part in the 2018 program, Drop & Dash, presented by Dell. Check out our Flickr album for photos of the weekend. And we’ll see you in 2019!