Sci-Tech is hosting a free astronomy observing session on 9:30pm on Wednesday, August 12, 2026. Featured at this observing session will be the Perseids Meteor Shower. Probably the best known of the annual meteor showers, the Perseids are the result of debris left in the wake of comet Swift-Tuttle. The…
Here’s an easy way to support Sci-Tech. Just take your redeemable bottles and cans to the Makes Sense Redemption Center, located at 904 Leray Street in Watertown. When you turn them in, simply tell the collector that you are donating them to Sci-Tech, and to put the redemption slip in…
The Sci-Tech Center, Northern New York’s hands-on science museum, seeks an Assistant Director to help maintain and improve the Watertown organization. The new position is volunteer-based, the same as the Sci-Tech Executive Director post. Stephen A. Karon has been the Sci-Tech Executive Director since 2008.
As work continues on repairs to our building, many Sci-Tech exhibits have been set up at Zoo New York in Thompson Park. Installed in the Zoo’s Conservation Center, the Sci-Tech displays are part of the zoo experience, open when the zoo is open, at no additional cost. So, for regular…
Check out our Traveling Science Program! Sci-Tech now has a Traveling Science Program available to visit your school, youth group, community center, or other venue!
If you are a member of the Sci-Tech Center, you are eligible to enjoy free admission to more than 300 other museums in such places as Syracuse, Rochester, Ithaca, Chicago, Baltimore, Toronto, Boston, Ottawa, and many more. It is called the ASTC Passport Program.