An evening event at Makoshika State Park exploring Montana's prehistoric past with Dr. John Scannella of the Museum of the Rockies. Beginning at 6:30 PM local time (MST). The event explores paleontology and prehistoric history.

Destination STEM Expo is an interactive experience where sixth through ninth grade students explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics through hands-on exhibits and demonstrations. Students are encouraged to see, touch, hear and experience the many wonders of science while discovering new areas of interest. The event also introduces students to the Auburn University campus and the opportunities available through the College of Sciences and Mathematics. Schools are invited to register for scheduled visit times during the event. Destination STEM was supported as a Tiger Giving Day project in 2025.

Concrete for Kids co-hosted with the Miller School in Charlottesville. Volunteers and Sponsors needed. Event organized by ASCE Virginia Section.

Mark your calendars for the return of Public Safety Day 2026! Join us on Saturday, October 3 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for food, fun, games, displays, and activities.

A tour of the Guard Archaeological Preserve site on Friday, October 9. Time listed as 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm local time.

The Tennessee STEAM Festival brings science, technology, engineering, art, and math to life at events all across the state during two weeks in October. Features hands-on workshops, immersive pop-ups, guided tours and staff-led demonstrations covering a variety of topics specific to local communities. Designed for learners of all ages to explore STEAM career opportunities in Tennessee.

The Maryland STEM Festival runs from October 13 to November 13 with various in-person and virtual events across Maryland. Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) students are encouraged to attend. More info: www.marylandstemfestival.org.

The STEMPossible Symposium is an annual event organized by Tech United, a group of chief information officers and IT professionals from local enterprise companies committed to closing the digital divide and increasing STEM opportunities for students. The event is held at the Michigan Science Center. Time: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm EDT. Tech United's focus areas include bridging the digital divide (donating decommissioned digital devices), developing STEM career pathways through site-based programming, and fundraising for youth opportunities. Over 3,500 devices have been distributed to students in Southeastern Michigan, and $153K+ was raised in 2025 for STEMPossible.

Nuclear Science Week (NSW) 2026 is an international, week-long celebration running October 19-23, 2026, with Wilmington, NC selected as the national host city. The Wilmington Area Local Section of the American Nuclear Society (ANS) is organizing the event, with strong industry partnerships including Duke Energy and GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy. Each day of NSW focuses on a different aspect of nuclear technologies—ranging from energy and medicine to innovation, careers, and environmental stewardship. Planned activities include hands-on student experiences, facility tours, and community events. Local events also take place nationwide during the same week. Wilmington previously hosted NSW in 2016. The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is located at 601 Eubank SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123.

Nuclear Science Week (NSW) 2026 is an internationally recognized, week-long observance scheduled for October 19-23, 2026. The Wilmington Area Local Section of the American Nuclear Society (ANS) has been selected as the national host. The week-long celebration explores multiple aspects of nuclear science including energy, medicine, innovation, careers, and community impact. Industry partners include Duke Energy and GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy. Activities include hands-on student experiences, facility tours, and community events. Local events are also encouraged nationwide. This announcement was made from Albuquerque, NM on March 09, 2026. NSW is held annually during the third week of October.

Nuclear Science Week (NSW) 2026 is an internationally recognized, week-long observance scheduled for October 19-23, 2026. The Wilmington Area Local Section of the American Nuclear Society (ANS) has been selected as the national host city. Each day of NSW focuses on a different aspect of nuclear technologies—ranging from energy and medicine to innovation, careers, and environmental stewardship. Activities include hands-on student experiences, facility tours, and community events. Industry partners include Duke Energy and GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy. Local events also take place nationwide. The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is located at 601 Eubank SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123 and serves as the organizing body. This press release was issued March 9, 2026.

Nuclear Science Week (NSW) 2026 is an international, week-long celebration held October 19-23, 2026, with Wilmington, NC selected as the national host city. The Wilmington Area Local Section of the American Nuclear Society (ANS) is organizing the event, supported by industry partners Duke Energy and GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy. Each day of NSW focuses on a different aspect of nuclear technologies — including energy, medicine, innovation, careers, and environmental stewardship. Activities include hands-on student experiences, facility tours, and community events. Local events also take place nationwide; communities everywhere are encouraged to host their own NSW programs. Wilmington previously hosted NSW in 2016. Learn more at https://www.nuclearscienceweek.org.

Nuclear Science Week (NSW) 2026 is an internationally recognized, week-long celebration scheduled for October 19-23, 2026, with Wilmington, NC selected as the national host city. The Wilmington Area Local Section of the American Nuclear Society (ANS) is organizing the event, supported by industry partners including Duke Energy and GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy. Each day of NSW focuses on a different aspect of nuclear technologies—ranging from energy and medicine to innovation, careers, and environmental stewardship. Planned activities include hands-on student experiences, facility tours, and community events. Local events also take place nationwide; communities are encouraged to host their own NSW programs. Learn more at https://www.nuclearscienceweek.org. The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is located at 601 Eubank SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123.

Nuclear Science Week (NSW) 2026 is an international, week-long celebration running October 19–23, 2026, with Wilmington, NC selected as the national host city. Each day focuses on a different aspect of nuclear technologies—ranging from energy and medicine to innovation, careers, and environmental stewardship. Industry partners include Duke Energy and GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy. Activities include hands-on student experiences, facility tours, community events, and educational programs for people of all ages. Local events also take place nationwide. Wilmington previously hosted NSW in 2016. The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is located at 601 Eubank SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123.

Nuclear Science Week (NSW) 2026 is an internationally recognized, week-long celebration held October 19-23, 2026. The Wilmington Area Local Section of the American Nuclear Society (ANS) has been selected as the national host. The week explores multiple aspects of nuclear science including energy, medicine, innovation, careers, and community impact. Strong industry partnerships include Duke Energy and GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy. Activities include hands-on student experiences, facility tours, and community events. Communities everywhere are encouraged to host their own NSW programs. The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is located in Albuquerque, NM (601 Eubank SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123).

Coastal Carolina Riverwatch will host the 2026 Water Quality for Fisheries Symposium on October 19-20, 2026 at Sturgeon City in Jacksonville, North Carolina. Bringing the symposium to Onslow County reflects the strong leadership and engagement shown during the 2025 event, including participation from multiple Onslow County Commissioners. The event is an annual collaborative forum for the exchange of information on recent research, infrastructure best management practices, policy development, restoration and resilience projects, and advocacy that protects the quality of water and quality of life for all in coastal NC.

HSA Volunteers needed for A Time For Science STEM Expo. Volunteer times: 8:15-10:00 AM (Set Up), 2:00-3:30 PM (Break Down). Students should dress comfortably and wear their HSA Volunteer T-shirts. Date given as Saturday, October 24 with no year; resolved to October 24, 2026 based on page capture date context.

Destination STEM Summit is an interactive mini-conference where eighth through tenth grade students explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics through hands-on exhibits, breakout sessions and panel discussions. Students engage with science and mathematics disciplines while learning more about academic journeys, career possibilities and the many ways STEM shapes the world. The event also gives students a closer look at the Auburn University campus and the opportunities available through the College of Sciences and Mathematics. Schools are invited to register for scheduled visit times during the event.

Nerd Nite Asheville event. Part of the global Nerd Nite series featuring short talks on science and other nerdy topics in a bar setting.

Coastal Carolina Riverwatch will host the 2027 Water Quality for Fisheries Symposium on January 28-29 at Sturgeon City in Jacksonville, North Carolina. Bringing the symposium to Onslow County reflects the strong leadership and engagement shown during the 2025 event, including participation from multiple Onslow County Commissioners who attended sessions, listened to fishermen and researchers, and took part in discussions about water quality and fisheries impacts. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

JMU Anatomy Expo sponsored by the JMU Center for STEM Education & Outreach. The Center engages students and faculty with the K-12 STEM community by developing sustainable and mutually beneficial STEM education programs.

JMU Brain Bee sponsored by the JMU Center for STEM Education & Outreach. A neuroscience competition for students. The Center engages students and faculty with the K-12 STEM community by developing sustainable and mutually beneficial STEM education programs.

NJ STEM Month is a month-long celebration co-hosted by the New Jersey STEM Pathways Network (NJSPN) and the Research & Development Council of New Jersey, held throughout the entire month of March. Designated by the New Jersey State Legislature and gubernatorial proclamation, it highlights New Jersey's accomplishments in science, technology, engineering, math, and innovation. All organizations in the state are called to showcase and celebrate excellent work in STEM by hosting or attending events and engaging on social media using #NJSTEMMonth. Key components include: (1) STEMineer Sign-Up – organizations and individuals can sign up for an exclusive email list granting early access to mini-grant opportunities and swag (sign-ups open in September); (2) STEM Showcase at the State House – an in-person event where legislators and policymakers meet students, organizations, and business/school leaders to learn about STEM initiatives, plus a virtual STEM Showcase booklet; (3) NJ STEM Month Awards – recognizing NJ STEM Champions across categories including STEM Advocate of the Year, STEM Civic Leadership Award, STEM Collaboration of the Year, STEM Educator of the Year, and Corporate STEM Champion of the Year (2026 nominations cycle; winners honored at June quarterly meeting); (4) Mini-Grants – funded by the Overdeck Family Foundation, up to $500 for event/program enhancements such as snacks, meals, transportation, and materials (2026 grant application is now closed); (5) Social Media Sweepstakes – post using #NJSTEMMonth on X to be entered to win a $100 Amazon gift card. Past 2025 events included: Junior Baykeeper STEM Day (Hazlet, NJ – Monmouth County); New Jersey Makers Day (Hunterdon County Library); Makers Day at ATS (Alexandria Township School, Hunterdon County); Aviation Grade 8 Outreach (Manville School District, Somerset County); STEM Explorations Family Night (Parsippany Hills High School, Morris County, April 4, 2025); STEM/Forensics for Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador Girl Scouts (Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ, Camden County). Committee members include Bruce Bukiet Ph.D. (NJIT), Kim Case (NJSPN), Dan Barnett (Students 2 Science), Shirley Mautone (NJSPN), Jim Lipuma Ph.D. (NJIT), Mary Jo Hutchinson (Delran Township Schools), and Michael Castania (Civil Air Patrol).

Part of the Score with STEM 2027 series in partnership with the Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland Charge, and STEM Playbook. Brings science, sports, and opportunity together through high-energy, hands-on experiences for students and families. Organizations can join a waitlist to exhibit. Sponsorship tiers available: Champion ($25,000), All-Sports Bundle ($10,000), Monsters Hockey Experience ($5,000), Charge Basketball Experience ($1,500).

Big Asheville Science Salon event in Asheville, NC. Part of a series of community science events.