Part of the 92NY Recanati-Kaplan Talks series. Event is available both in-person at the Geffen Stage at Kaufmann Concert Hall and via streaming. In-person entrance is through the main entrance on Lexington Avenue between 92nd St. and 91st St. An access link will be emailed to streaming ticket holders after purchase. Members receive discounts.

September 3-D Thursdays! session designed for rural K-12 educators. NASA STEM Networks Group Lead will introduce NASA's Solar System Ambassadors program and share how educators can invite an Ambassador to their community or apply to join the program themselves. Time: 7 PM CST / 8 PM EST on Thursday, 9/24/2026.

22nd Annual Benefit Gala - A New Vision in Space. Event runs 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm.

The 23rd Annual Air & Space Gala is themed 'From Orbit to Runway: The Future of Flight in Motion.' It honors leaders in space exploration, aviation, and airport development. Taking place Thursday, November 12, 2026.

Spring 2027 Aerospace & Rocketry afterschool program for K-8 students in Minneapolis Public Schools. Students train like astronauts, rocket scientists, flight engineers, and drone pilots. Activities include designing and flying hot air balloons, gliders, pressurized water rockets, and solid-fuel rockets. Students collect launch data and tweak prototypes for maximum altitude, applying the physics of flight and Newton's laws. Older students engage in higher-level aerospace engineering: designing precision model planes, navigating multi-rotor drones, and launching solid-fuel rockets; analyzing pitch, roll, yaw, and thrust-to-weight ratios; tracking peak altitudes with altimeters and deploying recovery systems. Offered at multiple elementary and middle school locations. GEMS serves girls; GISE serves boys. Supported by Minneapolis Public School District, Minneapolis Federation of Teachers, and Achieve! Twin Cities.

Digital student performance available January 15 - March 15, 2027. Runtime: 60 minutes. Each of Newton's 3 laws are clearly explained, comically explored in multiple demonstrations, and followed by a DIY project students can do as a class, in groups, or individually. Uses rocketry as a vehicle for teaching physics. Includes safety and personal empowerment discussions. Part of TPAC's 2026-27 Season for Young People.