ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is inviting families to explore STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) through experimentation and engaging in hands-on activities directed by local engineers, physicists, and technicians. Nuclear Museum Executive Director Jennifer Hayden talked about what the community can expect at their Feb. 18 event.
Story continues below:
- Local: Two women accuse former employer South Valley Care Center of age discrimination
- Albuquerque: Barelas Park awaits ‘phase 2’ of long-awaited makeover
- New Mexico: Safety concerns leave UNM men’s basketball games against NMSU up in the air
- Environment: Carson National Forest sets out new rule for camping
On Discover STEAM Day, engineers and scientists from across Albuquerque will engage families through hands-on activities designed to spark interest in the scientific fields of STEAM. Saturday, there will be fun and kid-friendly events. The event is included with museum admission, and all museum members are free.
