Disability Pride Celebration 2026

Disability Pride Celebration brings together researchers, innovators, advocates, and families who are redefining accessibility from the inside out. From tactile literacy to disability policy to assistive technology, this is a day built around one idea: the best solutions come from the community they serve. Participating Organizations:<ul><li>Autism Society of Massachusetts</li><li>Braille Forward</li><li>Easterseals Massachusetts</li><li>Harvard Lab for Developmental Studies</li><li>Kleinberger Lab at Northeastern University</li><li>Massachusetts Commission for the Blind</li><li>MIT Assistive Technology Club</li><li>See3D, Inc.</li><li>Technotonin</li><li>Underground Bookshelf</li></ul>

Museum of Science

Special Screening: #SheBelongs

What begins as a trip to the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup becomes a powerful journey of friendship, resilience, and belonging. #SheBelongs follows a unique team of refugee and non-refugee young women from Utah as they travel across three continents, discovering how the game of soccer can break down barriers of gender, culture, and circumstance while empowering young women to reach their full potential. Heartfelt, inspiring, and hopeful, this acclaimed documentary celebrates the transformative power of sport to build connection and community. Following the screening, stay for a special panel discussion. Programming schedule:<ul><li>6:00 pm – Activity tables and robot demonstrations</li><li>6:30 pm – Meet and greet with Boston Legacy FC player Hannah Stambaugh</li><li>6:45 pm – Doors open to the Mugar Omni Theater</li><li>7:00 pm – Film screening, presented with Spanish subtitles</li><li>8:20 pm – Panel discussion with Boston Legacy FC player Hannah Stambaugh and #SheBelongs founder Adam Miles</li></ul>  A documentary directed by Joseph Sim. Help us keep our theater clean! As with our Exhibit Halls, food and drink are not permitted in this space. Please note: Omni passes (including member Omni passes) are not valid for #SheBelongs viewing.

Innovation Spotlight: Japan

Step into the future at Innovation Spotlight: Japan- a bold, daylong STEM experience presented by the Consul General of Japan in Boston and the Museum of Science. Discover how Japan continues to lead at the forefront of innovation, with powerful explorations of:<ul><li>Space exploration and aerospace engineering</li><li>Robotics and artificial intelligence</li><li>Advanced materials science</li><li>Sustainable and next-generation energy systems</li><li>And the breakthrough technologies just over the horizon</li></ul>&nbsp; Through interactive exhibitors, expert-led talks, and hands-on experiences, visitors will come face-to-face with the innovations transforming industries globally and the career pathways shaping tomorrow’s workforce. Join us for an unforgettable celebration of innovation, ingenuity, and international partnership, where the future of science comes to life.

AI Fluency: A Hands-On Skills Intensive

Most people using AI tools right now are getting okay results. Very few are getting great ones. The difference isn't the tool. It's knowing how to direct it and that's a skill, not a talent. It's learnable. And we can show you how.&nbsp; Join The AI Collective Group and the Museum of Science for two hours of real, hands-on AI learning with expert instructors in person, at one of Boston's most trusted institutions, surrounded by people who showed up for the same reason you did. The AI Collective Group has guided over 200 students through in-person, hands-on AI learning. They know the material and they know how to make it land. This is not a webinar or a panel. It's a working lab so bring your laptop and your curiosity.&nbsp; Limited seats. Register now. Presented by The AI Collective Group in partnership with the Museum of Science, Boston.

AI and the Future of Cancer Treatments - A Reno Family Foundation Symposium

Sophia Shalhout, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery at Harvard Medical School and a Principal Investigator at the Mike Toth Cancer Research Center at Mass Eye and Ear. Her groundbreaking research applies AI and big data analytics to complex biomedical data, with the goal of advancing personalized medicine for high-risk cancer patients. Dr. Shalhout’s work goes beyond improving individual treatment plans- she is also using AI to accelerate the discovery of new therapies that target some of the most challenging, traditionally "undruggable" cancer proteins. By optimizing molecular interactions and drug-like properties, her approach merges computational biology with lab-based validation, opening doors to entirely new treatment options for deadly cancers. Through presentation and conversation, Dr. Shalhout will share how these powerful technologies are reshaping the landscape of cancer care- from precision medicine to faster, smarter drug development. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear firsthand from one of the leading minds at the intersection of AI and oncology- where innovation meets impact.

Science and Spirituality: A Public Dialogue at the Museum of Science

Join us for an evening of curiosity, dialogue, and discovery as we explore the dynamic relationship between science, spirituality, faith traditions, and the ways people make meaning across different perspectives. The night will open with a lively panel featuring youth, leaders, and scholars sharing how these ideas shape their lives, communities, and work.  From there, the evening becomes yours to explore. Move through a series of breakout experiences designed to spark conversation, creativity, and reflection:<ul><li>Gather around the table for small-group discussions that dig into real experiences of science and spirituality - where they connect, where they diverge, and what that means in everyday life.</li><li>Connect with others on the real questions and topics emerging in your communities; what people are talking about, wondering about, and trying to make sense of in everyday life.</li><li>Get hands-on with interactive activities that invite you to imagine how science and faith might come together, alongside lived experience and other ways of knowing, to shape a better world and hopeful future.</li><li>Take a moment for yourself in a quiet reflection space to consider how these questions show up in your own story.</li></ul>At the heart of it all is one guiding question:  "Where can science and spirituality intersect as we respond to the challenges facing our society right now?" Whether you come with firm beliefs, open questions, or simply curiosity, this evening offers a space to listen deeply, reflect honestly, and connect across perspectives. Dessert, coffee, and refreshments will be available throughout the evening. Guests may wish to make dinner plans before or after this event.

Sparks After Dark

Step into a world where science meets spectacle—Sparks After Dark ignites the Museum with an electrifying late-night experience. Image <img src="https://www.mos.org/sites/default/files/styles/800x450_16_9_med_/public/2026-03/54380181266_3a27d3cdb2_k.jpg?itok=-XRx65nP"> Dance under dazzling lights, enjoy expertly crafted drinks, indulge in decadent desserts, and explore immersive, interactive experiences designed to spark curiosity and connection. Best of all, it's for a great cause: supporting the Museum of Science and inspiring the next generation of innovators. Tickets include admission, cocktails, appetizers, complimentary parking &amp; an evening of interactive entertainment. What does my ticket purchase support? Funds raised help the Museum welcome more people into science, strengthen our educational programs, and convene conversations that inspire understanding and progress.

Rise Up Boston: A Climate Event

Public Event Rise Up Boston: A Climate Event Saturday, April 25 | 10:00am - 3:00pm Together, we can make a difference! Join us for an action-packed day of activities, presentations, and the chance to meet people who are making a real difference. Join the Museum's Center for the Environment for a lively day full of hands-on activities, enlightening live presentations, climate conversations, and much more! Meet with some of the people who are making a difference addressing climate change at tables throughout the Museum, and talk with Museum educators. This all-day event is all about informing, empowering, and inspiring action. And it’s just the beginning, as we all work together to make a difference.

Women’s History Month Celebration 2026

Women’s History Month Celebration 2026 Saturday, March 28 | 10am - 4:00 pm Celebrate Women’s History Month with the scientists, innovators, and leaders shaping the future of STEM. Celebrate Women’s History Month with a day of inspiring speakers, live science presentations, hands-on activities, and community partners highlighting the women shaping science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Meet scientists, innovators, and community leaders, hear their stories, and connect with organizations working to expand opportunity in STEM. Throughout the day, enjoy featured talks, interactive activities, and partner tables showcasing pathways, resources, and discoveries across the scientific community. Observed each March since 1987, Women’s History Month honors the vital contributions women have made to science, culture, and society. At the Museum of Science, we celebrate by bringing those stories to life through engaging programs designed to inspire visitors of all ages.

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