Black History Month Celebration Weekend

Black History Month, held annually every February, is a celebration of the achievements and contributions of African Americans in the United States. On Saturday, February 10 and Sunday, February 11, the Museum of Science is proud to host a special weekend event that includes featured speakers, family activities, performance groups, and community groups from the Boston area.

And, thanks to generous support from MathWorks, giant-screen films in the Mugar Omni Theater are FREE on Saturday, February 10. Simply pick up tickets at the Museum box office on the day of the show only (first come, first served). No reservations via phone or online. Space is limited. Offer only applies to Deep Sky, The Heart of New England*, and Jane Goodall – Reasons for Hope.

*Note that 1:00 p.m. showing of The Heart of New England includes ASL interpretation.

Then, throughout the month, we’ll continue spotlighting influential scientists and engineers as part of our Black History Month celebration.

Black History Month Celebration Weekend

February 10 and 11; 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Celebrate Black History Month with a special weekend of cultural connections! This two-day event includes special speakers and presentations, family activities, and performance and community groups from the Boston area.

Featured Weekend Headliners:

• OOMPA
• A Beautiful Resistance: Family Edition

Performances by:

• Cliff Notez
• Dutch ReBelle
• OrigiNation

And join us for the premiere of Special Exhibition, ReRooted: What's Hair Got To Do With It? (Blue Wing, Level 2)

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