Rockville Science Day
Features Family Fun
20th
Annual Event Offers Plenty of Hands-On Exhibits to
Interest All Ages
ROCKVILLE, Md., April 15, 2009
- The 20th annual Rockville Science Day will dazzle
and delight curious minds with exhibits ranging from
learning about reptiles to building and launching
rockets and experiencing amateur radio. The event will
take place Sunday, April 26, from noon to 5 p.m. at
Montgomery College-Rockville Campus.
The entire family is invited to participate in the
multitude of hands-on activities at this fun and
educational event. Parking and admission are free.
"Science is a great way to learn new things and have
fun doing it," said Rockville Councilmember Phyllis
Marcuccio. "This event continues to grow and offer
more to the community every year. And we are hard at
work to develop the Rockville Science Center so
people will be able to explore science every day."
Dozens of exhibitors will be on hand at this year's
Rockville Science Day. Local scientists, educators
and historians will give demonstrations and provide
science, environmental and technology activities.
Activities will include learning about animals,
engaging with robots and conducting chemistry
experiments. In addition, attendees will learn about
earthquakes, volcanoes and rocks, as well as
electric vehicles and solar observing.
Rockville Science Day is sponsored by the City of
Rockville, the Rockville Consortium for Science and
Montgomery College. Montgomery College is located at
51 Mannakee St. To learn more about the Rockville
Consortium for Science and this annual event, visit
www.rockvillescience.org, or call 301-762-3588.
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