Members Only – Cocktails with a Curator: Insect Collecting and Curating
RSVP required for all attendees by September 14. Free for Naturalist, Explorer, and Leadership Circles of Giving Members. $12 for Voyager
Science
Lecture: Kush: Internationalism & Influence 900–650 BCE
Was the second kingdom of Kush a consumer or an active participant in Iron Age international style? Conflict and alliances
Black Holes, Supernovae, and the Runaway Universe
UC Berkeley Distinguished Professor of Astronomy Alex Filippenko, Ph.D., started as a student member of the Santa Barbara Astronomy Club*
New Frontiers in Astronomy Powered by the Rubin Observatory
Join us at Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History for a free public talk from leading figures in astronomy, presented
Astronomy on Tap
Please join us on Thursday, August 14, for Astronomy on Tap in the garden at M Special on State Street. The show will
Galactic Atmospheres & Galactic Rain
Looking at spiral galaxies like our own, the spiral disk of gas and stars hogs our focus. The big spherical
Th Cosmopolis-Ancient Philosophy & Modern Science
The Cosmopolis: Concord and Harmony in Ancient Philosophy and Modern Science Saturday, June 21, 2025 11:00 am – 1:00 am
Exploring the Solar System: Six-Class Course – Museum of Natural History
What’s it like to land on a comet? Where are the Mars rovers today? What does the James Webb Space
Science Pub: Sensitive Amphibians of California
It’s not easy being amphibious: habitat loss and pollution have put amphibians at risk worldwide. Join us to learn about
Astronomy on Tap
The show will feature Sandy Seale presenting “Seismic Legacy: How the 1925 Santa Barbara Earthquake Transformed Our City and State”
