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Sci-Tech Center of Northern New York

Watertown, New York

Children's, Science

The Sci-Tech Center of Northern New York is a section 501(c)(3) corporation established in 1983 to help the public gain a better understanding of Science and Technology. This is done through participitory exhibits and programs in various scientific disciplines. The Sci-Tech Center brings a wide variety of programs and activities to families throughout Northern New York.

Science Museum of Long Island

Plandome, New York

Science

Scotia-Glenville Children's Museum

Scotia, New York

Art, Children's, Culture, General, History, Science

The Scotia-Glenville Children's Museum offers unique educational and cultural opportunities to residents of New York's Capital Region. We are an all traveling museum without walls that travels to communities within a 50 mile radius of our administrative office. The museum offers:

  • In-school programs: Classroom based, curriculum related programs for public and private elementary school educational settings.
  • Beyond the Classroom: a special series that offers a mixture of our most popular programs for after school programs, birthday parties, day camps, libraries, scout troop meetings, etc.
  • Leisure Time Learning: Four seasons of programs for adults.

Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum

Centerport, New York

Culture, Historic House, Natural History, Park, Planetarium, Science

The Vanderbilt built in three stages from 1910 until 1936 is a unique combination of historic estate and mansion, marine and natural-history museum, planetarium and park. William K. Vanderbilt II called his estate Eagles Nest. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is home to the Vanderbilt Museum.

Science Discovery Center of Oneonta

Oneonta, New York

Science

Sciencenter

Ithaca, New York

Science

Staten Island Museum

Staten Island, New York

Art, Culture, General, Historical Society, Natural History, Science

We are currently located at 75 Stuyvesant Place and will be moving to the Snug Harbor Cultural Center by 2009/2010.