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# Reading Science Center

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- [Reading Science Center Enhances Learning and Student Spaces Through  $67,500 Neighborhood Assistance Program Award](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2026/02/02/reading-science-center-enhances-learning-and-student-spaces-through-67500-neighborhood-assistance-program-award/) - The Reading Science Center is continuing to strengthen its learning environment and educational programming thanks to support through Pennsylvania’s Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP).
- ['Night of STEM and Stars': Fundraiser supports Reading Science Center | WFMZ 69 News](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2025/11/19/night-of-stem-and-stars-fundraiser-supports-reading-science-center-wfmz-69-news/) - The Reading Science Center brought together the community for a "Night of STEM and Stars.
- [Winter 2026 Curiosity Quarterly Newsletter](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2026/01/30/winter-2026-curiosity-quarterly-newsletter/) - Spring Field Trips, 2026 Events, Members-Only Party, and More!
- [Summer 2024 Curiosity Quarterly Newsletter](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2024/08/02/summer-2024-curiosity-quarterly-newsletter/) - Free Admission Day, Field Trip Discounts, The Mad Science Experiment, & More!
- [Fall 2024 Curiosity Quarterly Newsletter](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2024/10/11/fall-2024-curiosity-quarterly-newsletter/) - The Mad Science Experiment, Spooky Investigation Station, New Exhibits, & More!
- [Winter 2025 Curiosity Quarterly Newsletter](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2025/02/02/winter-2025-curiosity-quarterly-newsletter/) - 2025 Events Calendar, Birthday Parties, Summer Science, & More!
- [Spring 2025 Curiosity Quarterly Newsletter](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2025/04/24/spring-2025-curiosity-quarterly-newsletter/) - Celebrate Science Day, Science Camp, Summer Group Visits, & More!
- [Summer 2025 Curiosity Quarterly Newsletter](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2025/07/01/summer-2025-curiosity-quarterly-newsletter/) - Camp Registration Deadline Extension, Science Storytime, Give Science this Prime Day, & More!
- [Fall 2025 Curiosity Quarterly Newsletter](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2025/10/03/fall-2025-curiosity-quarterly-newsletter/) - Field Trip Flash Sale, STEM & Stars, FREE Admission Unveiling, and More!
- [Reading Science Center exhibit aimed at encouraging girls to pursue science](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2022/02/18/reading-science-center-exhibit-aimed-at-encouraging-girls-to-pursue-science/)
- [Reading Science Center holds 'Science Day' event](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2024/05/02/reading-science-center-holds-science-day-event/) - Read the article on 69 News
- [Inside the Reading Science Center | FOX Weather Philly](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2025/10/24/inside-the-reading-science-center-fox-weather-philly/) - FOX Weather Philly visited the Reading Science Center to do experiments and learn how things work.
- [Journey of Growth for Asteroid Amara through Sisters in STEM](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2025/08/01/journey-of-growth-for-asteroid-amara-through-sisters-in-stem/) - For seventh grader Asteroid Amara, this year marks an exciting milestone in her Sisters in STEM (SIS) experience as she takes on the role of Big SIS. Her involvement with SIS began in 2021, when she joined the program as a curious fourth grader. Designed for girls in grades 4 through 6, SIS is a
- [Reading Science Center Announces New Director of Educational Programming](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2025/09/02/reading-science-center-announces-new-director-of-educational-programming/) - “We are excited to welcome Egon Cools on board at the Reading Science Center. He will bring his own energy, creativity, and spark to the position of Director of Educational Programming,” says Executive Director Ralia Vardaxis. “He is a familiar face to the STEM community in Greater Reading through his programs at the Reading Public Library and brings leadership credentials as an educator from the Mary Francis Bachmann School in Lancaster. We look forward to introducing Egon to our many community partners.”
- [Reading Science Center Receives $2,500 Grant from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation to Support Science Storytime Program](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2025/06/06/reading-science-center-receives-2500-grant-from-the-dollar-general-literacy-foundation-to-support-science-storytime-program/) - Reading, PA –The Dollar General Literacy Foundation (DGLF) recently awarded the Reading Science Center a $2,500 grant to support their Science Storytime program. The funds are a part of a record-setting, one-day donation in the Foundation’s history of more than $13.2 million to support adult, family, and summer literacy programs in the 48 states in
- [Reading Science Center Awarded $175,500 Neighborhood Assistance Tax Credit to Double Education Space](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2025/05/21/reading-science-center-awarded-175500-neighborhood-assistance-tax-credit-to-double-education-space/) - Reading, PA – The Reading Science Center is proud to announce that it has been awarded a $175,500 Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) Tax Credit through Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro’s administration. Through the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, NAP fosters partnerships between nonprofit organizations and businesses to revitalize distressed communities and support low-income populations.
- [Reading Science Center Sneak Peak at the Fire + Ice Fest](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/01/12/reading-science-center-sneak-peak-at-the-fire-ice-fest/) - Get a sneak preview inside The Reading Science Center ahead of its early 2020 opening! From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday during the Reading Fire and Ice Fest 2020 you can take a quick tour of the much-anticipated Reading Science Center, still under construction, on the lower level of 645 Penn Street (next
- [Reading Science Center finds home downtown](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/01/18/reading-science-center-finds-home-downtown/) - Read the Article from the Reading Eagle here: Reading Science Center finds home downtown
- [SaH: Osmosis](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/04/05/sah-osmosis/) - Question How does liquid flow through an egg? Materials 3 raw eggs 6 plastic cups or glass jars Food coloring Corn syrup Vinegar What to Do Place each of the eggs in a cup of vinegar for 48 hours. Compare what the egg looked and felt like before and after the 48 hours.
- [SaH: Brain Games](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/04/05/sah-brain-games/) - Question How does your brain perceive your body in space? Materials You and a friend What to Do Tell your friend you would like to test some experimental illusions on them. These work best if your friend does not know “the point” of the experiment or what to expect. Experiment 1 Have
- [SaH: Building Boats](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/04/25/sah-building-boats/) - Put your engineering skills to the test! In this experiment, you will be able to build, test, and rebuild a boat to find the design that floats the best with extra added weight. Share a video and pictures of your boat in action in the comments! Question How many pennies can your boat hold
- [Sah: Flower Dissection](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/04/25/sah-flower-dissection/) - Explore the outdoors and find a flower for this investigation. You will learn about the parts of a flower and why they are important. Share with us the flower you used and what you saw during your dissection! Question What are the parts of a flower? Materials A flower (ask a parent before
- [SaH: Lava Lamp](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/05/03/sah-lava-lamp/) - Groovy! You will be playing with a water and oil mixture to create a no-heat-needed- Lava Lamp! Make observations of the interactions of these two liquids and leave a comment with the picture of the final product. Question How does water and oil interact? Materials Empty bottle or jar Water Vegetable oil Food
- [SaH: Reaction Time](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/05/05/sah-reaction-time/) - Have you ever wondered how fast your brain can send signals? In this experiment, you will be reacting to a signal sent to your brain and trying to improve your reaction time. You will need a friend or family member to help with this one. Share a picture of you and your partner in action!
- [SaH: Static Electricity](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/05/10/sah-static-electricity/) - Have you ever wondered about the shocking science behind static electricity? In this experiment, you will be adding electrons to a balloon to discover what materials around you are positively and negatively charged! Show us a picture of the balloon giving you a cool hair-do! Question What items in your house are positively charged?
- [SaH: Temperature Receptors](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/05/10/sah-temperature-receptors/) - All over your body, you have receptors that send information to your brain about the environment. One type of those receptors can tell your brain how hot or cold something is… but what happens when those receptors become desensitized? Does your brain get mixed signals? Question Can you tell if something is hot or
- [SaH: Dancing Raisins](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/05/18/sah-dancing-raisins/) - In this experiment, you will discover how bubbles in your beverage can interact with certain solids dropped inside. Before your experiment, write a comment below to share your prediction with us. After your experiment, add another comment to tell us what you learned! Question What happens to raisins in a carbonated beverage? Materials
- [SaH: Toothpick Engineering](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/05/18/sah-toothpick-engineering/) - If you take a look at a building, you will see that the architecture is made up of many shapes of all different sizes. Take a look at buildings and houses near you. Can you figure out what shapes are the best to use when building a tower of toothpicks? Share a picture of your
- [SaH: Amazing Soap](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/05/30/sah-amazing-soap/) - In this experiment, you will discover how air molecules react to heat. Using a microwave and a bar of soap, you will be able to visualize the affects of heat on these air molecules. Share a picture of your soapy-adventures! Question What happens when you put a bar of Ivory soap in a microwave?
- [SaH: Egg Float](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/05/30/sah-egg-float/) - Did you know salt can affect the density of water? Practice careful scientific measurements to discover how different amounts of water and salt can change whether or not an egg will float or sink in water! Question How does salt affect the buoyancy1 of an egg in water? Materials 2 eggs Water Salt
- [SaH: Fingerprint Investigation](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/06/01/sah-fingerprint-investigation/) - In this experiment, you will be able to discover the unique nature of fingerprints. How many different fingerprints can you collect to observe? Share with us your favorite finding during your forensic exploration! Question How do forensic scientists use fingerprints to solve crimes? Materials Paper Pencil Clear Tape What to Do On
- [SaH: Rainbow Milk](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/06/04/sah-rainbow-milk/) - The fat content of milk is the reason this experiment works so well! Discover how soap interacts with fat molecules. In addition, you will be able to see what happens when you mix red and blue, blue and yellow, and yellow and red. Art and science together make this experiment picture worthy! Share your results
- [SaH: "Plastic" Milk](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/06/08/sah-plastic-milk/) - Another experiment mixing art with science. During this chemical reaction, watch milk change from a liquid to a solid. You can use the product of this experiment to make an ornament or a sun catcher for your windows at home. Share pictures of your result below! Question What happens when you add vinegar to
- [SaH: Chocolate Density](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/08/29/sah-chocolate-density/) - This activity explores the density of different fun sized candy bars. Can you figure out which is more dense? Have fun with this tasty science lesson! Question Which piece of chocolate is more dense? Materials Two or more different fun sized chocolate candy – with and without nuts. 3 Musketeers and Snickers work
- [SaH: Chromatography](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/08/29/sah-chromatography/) - Discover the science behind an art project. When we use markers, as intended, we only see one color in the ink. Using a technique called chromatography, we can separate the individual colors within a marker that give it its color. Question Which marker has the most colors hidden inside it? Materials Coffee filter
- [SaH: Elephant Toothpaste](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/08/29/sah-elephant-toothpaste/) - Chemical reactions can be a lot of fun! In this experiment, while it is not as big as some of the ones you can find on the internet, we will be making elephant toothpaste with ingredients you might be able to find around your house. Materials Eye protection – you can use glasses or
- [SaH: Fruit & Veggie Classification](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/08/29/sah-fruit-veggie-classification/) - Investigate fruits and vegetables you know very well and begin to take a closer look at ones you’ve never tried before. In this experiment, you may find some new fruits and vegetables you love to add to your meals! Question How do new fruits and vegetables compare with the ones you are more familiar
- [SaH: Light Sensors](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/08/29/sah-light-sensors/) - Have you ever taken a close look at your eyes? Let’s explore how changes in light change our eyes! Question How does the amount of light in a room change your eyes? Materials Mirror Colored pencils, markers, or crayons Paper What to Do Use the mirror to make a drawing of your
- [SaH: Scaled Solar System](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/08/29/sah-scaled-solar-system/) - Have you ever tried to imagine how vast our Solar System is? The Solar System we live in consists of the Sun, eight major planets, and hundreds of moons. We can make a scaled model that is a fraction of the size of our real solar system using toilet paper and markers! Send us pictures
- [SaH: Slime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/08/29/sah-slime/) - A polymer is a chemical compound consisting of repeating structural units. In this experiment, we will create a polymer (slime) from different ingredients to see which slime is the best! Question Which ingredients make the best slime? Materials Borax Slime 1 tablespoon of borax per ½ cup of warm water ½ cup glue
- [SaH: Stratigraphy Demo](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/08/29/sah-stratigraphy-demo/) - What is stratigraphy? Stratigraphy is the study of strata – or layers. When we look at things that have been layered, such as the stories of a building, which layer had to be built first? Was it the top floor or the basement? The same is true for soil layers! Question How does Sand
- [SaH: Wildlife at Home](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2020/08/29/sah-wildlife-at-home/) - Wherever you live, you can find other living things occupying the same space. Birds, insects, mammals and more can be found in rural areas, in cities, and in suburbs. Take a look around your home and make observations! Share your findings in the comments below! Question What wildlife is sharing your habitat? Materials
- [SaH: Speedy Sleds](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/01/29/sah-speedy-sleds/) - Question Create the body of your sled by using a part of the egg carton. What forces are acting on the sled as it moves down the “hill”? Can you change how those forces are working against your sled and make it go as fast as possible? Materials wax paper plastic bags or plastic
- [SaH: Polar Bear Play](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/01/29/sah-polar-bear-play/) - In this STEM Challenge, you will build a floating “iceberg”. Question How can you create an “iceberg” that floats because it is less dense than the water it is in? How many polar bears will fit on your “iceberg” and still float? Some suggested materials aluminum foil gummy bears (or any small item that represents
- [Big SIS](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2024/11/17/big-sis/) - Reading, PA – There are girls who have been part of Sisters in STEM (SIS) for the last three years, spanning their fourth through sixth grade school years. A number of these participants have asked to form a “Big SIS” component so they can share their experiences with the younger girls and act as mentors
- [Neag Foundation Grant Expands Reading Science Center Field Trip Program](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2024/07/11/neag-foundation-grant-expands-reading-science-center-field-trip-program/) - Reading, PA – The Reading Science Center (RSC) is delighted to announce a $60,000 grant from the Neag Foundation, which will help expand the Ignite and Excite Field Trip Program for Berks County elementary schools. This funding will enable the RSC to provide a $10 discount per student starting in September 2024, significantly increasing access
- [Reading Science Center Awarded PA State Grant to Empower Young Women in STEM Education](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2024/01/16/reading-science-center-awarded-pa-state-grant-to-empower-young-women-in-stem-education/) - Reading, PA – The Reading Science Center proudly announces it has received a $25,000 state grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Education in support of their program, Sisters in STEM (SIS). The Sisters in STEM after school program was established in 2020 with the goals of breaking societal stereotypes and igniting a genuine curiosity for
- [Reading Science Center Unveils "House of Learning"](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2023/12/18/reading-science-center-unveils-house-of-learning/) - At the end of 2022, the Reading Science Center and Habitat for Humanity Berks partnered in a one-of-a-kind fundraiser, “Building Up.” Generous donors supported this initiative by purchasing EverBlocks for a unique house structure with the proceeds going to support educational programming at the Reading Science Center and to help Habitat Berks in building and
- [Reading Science Center to celebrate 3rd anniversary with Halloween-themed bash](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2023/10/26/reading-science-center-to-celebrate-3rd-anniversary-with-halloween-themed-bash/)
- [Dr. Rebecca Crumpler](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/07/14/dr-rebecca-crumpler/) - Dr. Rebecca Crumpler was the first African American woman to earn an M.D. degree. Her 'Book of Medical Discourses' is one of the very first medical publications by an African American.
- [Barbara Ross-Lee, D.O.](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/07/14/barbara-ross-lee-d-o/) - Barbara Ross-Lee, D.O., was the first African American woman to be appointed dean of an American medical school
- [Valerie Thomas](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/07/14/valerie-thomas/) - Valerie Thomas is an African American scientist and inventor best known for her patented illusion transmitter and contributions to NASA research.
- [Mary “Missy” Cummings](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/07/14/mary-missy-cummings/) - Mary “Missy” Cummings - A professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University Pratt School of Engineering. She was also one of the Navy’s first female fighter pilots and now works with brain sciences and robotics.
- [Anila Yadavalli Ph.D.](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/07/14/anila-yadavalli-ph-d/) - Anila Yadavalli Ph.D. - A MathCEP Assistant Professor in the School of Mathematics at the University of Minnesota who teaches math to students and tries to make it enjoyable for people who struggle in that area.
- [Teal Potter](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/07/14/teal-potter/) - Teal Potter - A soil ecologist who studies farming practices and how the microbial communities impact the success of crops. She is based out of Washington State, but could potentially be contacted virtually as well.
- [Lesley Jonas-Nartey](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/07/14/lesley-jonas-nartey/) - Lesley Jonas-Nartey - A technology delivery lead and consultant who assists businesses as they adjust to new, more innovative ways of working. She also works alongside the healthcare system to help solve problems.
- [Gabriel Fernández-Cuervo, Ph.D.](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/07/14/gabriel-fernandez-cuervo-ph-d/) - Gabriel Fernández-Cuervo, Ph.D. - A chemical biology scientist who received the majority of her training in Puerto Rico. She is currently based out of San Francisco, California, but we could potentially use Zoom as a resource to contact her?? She is mainly focused on addressing biological questions that could improve global health with concentration in
- [Maryam Zaringhalam Ph.D](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/07/14/maryam-zaringhalam-ph-d/) - Maryam Zaringhalam Ph.D. - Was a molecular biologist (studying RNA biology), but is now devoted to working with science policy. She has completed her Ph.D. in 2017 at Rockefeller University, and is currently based out of D.C. She manages a blog and advocates that science should be, “open, inclusive, and accessible by dismantling racism, patriarchy,
- [SaH: Igloo Fun](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/01/29/sah-igloo-fun/) - In this STEM Challenge, you will build an igloo out of marshmallows Question Using straight toothpicks, can you create a dome-shaped igloo? Materials marshmallows toothpicks What to Do Take time to brainstorm your design. Write down some notes or draw a picture. Create your design using the materials. Does your igloo stand on its
- [Jacqueline K. Barton](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/01/12/jacqueline-k-barton/) - Barton discovered that DNA conducts electric current but not as well — or not at all — when its tight organization is disrupted by damage from certain chemicals or mutations. That finding should allow researchers to look for mutations, using chips made of strands of DNA attached to gold on silicon wafers. Barton is investigating
- [Press Release: The Giorgi Family Foundation Grant Awarded](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2021/02/24/press-release-giorgi-family-foundation-grant-awarded/) - READING SCIENCE CENTER RECEIVES $357,000 GRANT FROM THE GIORGI FAMILY FOUNDATION TO DEVELOP GIRLS-IN-STEM PROGRAM The Reading Science Center has received a grant for $357,000 from The Giorgi Family Foundation to establish and coordinate a Girls-in-STEM Opportunities Program at the downtown Reading center. The funds will be allocated over a three-year period and will be

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- [Careers](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/careers/) - Careers The Reading Science Center is a nonprofit science museum dedicated to sparking scientific thinking and exploration in children through engaging exhibits and educational programs in downtown Reading, PA. We’re looking for passionate, mission-driven individuals to help us bring science to life for the next generation. Explore Our Current Openings We do not have any
- [Celebrate Science Day 2026](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/celebrate-science-day-2026/) - PRESENTED BY The Reading Science Center Get ready for a day of discovery, experiments, and family fun at the Reading Science Center’s third annual Celebrate Science Day! Join us at the Reading Regional Airport for hands-on activities, exciting demonstrations, and opportunities to explore the wonders of science. This year’s theme, “Take Off!” will focus on
- [About Us](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/about-us/) - About Us While visiting science centers in nearby Lancaster and Philadelphia with his two young sons, Jim Cinelli, a Lehigh University graduate and president of an environmental engineering firm, started wondering why Reading didn’t have a similar hands-on science center. After all, the city had a rich history rooted in industrial science and technology, and
- [Leadership](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/leadership/) - Management Team Meg Bereit Museum Assistant meg.bereit@rdgsci.org Egon Cools Director of Educational Programming egon.cools@rdgsci.org Laura Nentwig Marketing Manager Laura.nentwig@rdgsci.org Penny L. Smith, MLIS Development Manager penny.smith@rdgsci.org Ralia C. Vardaxis, M.A. Executive Director ralia.vardaxis@rdgsci.org BOARD OF DIRECTORS Corinne Wilson RSC Board President Field Service Operations ManagerEnerSys Stephanie Williams RSC Board Vice President Head of Operations
- [Founder Biography](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/founder-biography/) - Founder Biography Jim Cinelli, founder of the Reading Science Center, is an Environmental Engineer and the president of Liberty Environmental, Inc., a consulting firm he co-founded in 2004. The company is headquartered in Reading, Pennsylvania, where Jim was born and raised, and has branch offices in Lancaster, Philadelphia, Lebanon, NJ and New York City, NY.
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- [Field Trips](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/field-trips/) - FIELD TRIPS Engaging, hands-on learning awaits your students at the Reading Science Center! The Field Trip Experience We are thrilled you are considering us as a destination for your students’ educational adventure! Here is a brief overview of what to expect during your 2-hour field trip to the Reading Science Center: Exploration Zone: Spend half
- [Birthday Parties](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/birthday-parties/) - Birthday Parties Celebrate with science at the reading science center! Looking for a unique and exciting way to celebrate your child’s birthday? Host your special day with us at the Reading Science Center! We provide a fun, educational, and memorable experience for all your guests. Birthday Party Package Celebrate on Saturdays during museum hours (10AM
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- [Events-Main](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/events-main/) - EVENTS 2025 Event Calendar January Investigation Station Theme: Evergreens Science Storytime: Jan 27 @ 10:30 AM February Investigation Station Theme: Heart Health with Drexel University College of Medicine Sisters in STEM: Wednesdays, 4:30 – 6:00 PM We ♥ Our Members Party: Feb 16th, 12:00 – 4:00 PM Science Storytime: Feb 17 @ 10:30 AM March
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- [2025 STEM and Stars](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/stem-and-stars/) - Tuesday, November 18, 2025 Redners Event Center 5:00 – 8:00 PM Purchase tickets Join us for an evening inspired by the cosmos and grounded in the joy of discovery. Guests will take part in hands-on science experiences, sip bubbling signature cocktails, bid on exciting auction items, and join in interactive games — including the ultimate
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- [Group Visits](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/group-visits/) - Group Visits Group Visits at The Reading Science Center! Group Visits at the Reading Science Center transform learning into a thrilling 2-hour adventure! Perfect for summer camps, summer schools, church groups, scouts, and community organizations, these trips are designed for groups of 15 or more kids. Young scientists can dive into hands-on activities in our
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- [Volunteer](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/volunteer/) - Volunteer Are you someone who gets excited to learn new things? Do you love STEM? At the Reading Science Center, we aim to provide a fun place to explore Science, Technology, Engineering and Math for all of our community but we need your help! We rely completely on volunteers to help us share our mission
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- [Sisters in STEM](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/girls-in-stem/) - https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Sisters-In-STEM-Version-5B.mp4 Sisters in STEM Program Overview The Sisters in STEM (SIS) after school program at the Reading Science Center offers girls in grades 4-6 a unique opportunity to dive into science through interactive lessons and hands-on experiments. Each session focuses on topics like chemistry, engineering, physics, and more, encouraging participants to explore and discover the
- [Reading Science Camp 2025](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/reading-science-camp-2025/) - Get ready for a week filled with exciting experiments, interactive activities, and endless discoveries! Camp Details Dates: July 28 – August 1, 2025 Ages: 8–11 years old Cost: $250 per child Location: Reading Science Center Daily Schedule Camp Hours: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Drop-off: 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM Pick-up: 1:00 PM – 1:30
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- [Code of Conduct](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/codeofconduct/) - Code of Conduct Within normal Reading Science Center operations and other professional meetings, events, webinars, and projects organized by the Reading Science Center, we are dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone attending or participating. We do not tolerate harassment of people in any form, and we empower all participants in our community to
- [Visit](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/visit/) - Plan Your Visit Location & Parking We are located at 645 Penn Street in Reading, PA. Our main entrance is on the north side of Penn Street, next to Dunkin Donuts and just across the railroad tracks from the DoubleTree Hotel. We validate parking in the Double Tree Convention Garage for up to 3
- [Celebrate Science Day Drone Pictures](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/csd-drone/) - Drone photo gallery Thanks for being part of Celebrate Science Day! Explore the gallery below to find your drone photos from the day. Feel free to download and share your favorites with us on social media! Keep the curiosity going all summer long! Reading Science Camp is a weeklong adventure for young scientists between 8-11
- [Celebrate Science Day 2025](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/celebratescienceday2025/) - PRESENTED BY The Reading Science Center Get ready for a day of discovery and fun as the Reading Science Center invites you to our second annual Celebrate Science Day! This year’s theme is “May the Force Be with You!”—a celebration of the forces of science and imagination that spark curiosity and innovation. Not only will
- [Internship](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/internship/) - Internship The Internship program at the Reading Science Center offers an opportunity for local students to obtain work experience within a non-profit organization. Internships are available each semester, including summer. Applicants may attend Alvernia, Albright, RACC, Penn State Berks and other Universities who may be learning remotely within the Greater Reading area. Areas of interest
- [Mad Science Experiment 2024](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/madscienceexperiment2024/) - Friday, October 18, 2024 The Abraham Lincoln 100 N 5th St, Reading, PA presented by GET YOUR TICKETS Be our guest at the Reading Science Center’s 5th annual fundraiser, now reimagined as the Mad Science Experiment! Formerly known as the Whiskey Experiment, this event brings together the best elements of our first four fundraisers with
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- [2022sponsor](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2022sponsor/) - INTERACT. INVENT. INSPIRE. Get Tickets The READING SCIENCE CENTER Presents: Submit Vendor Payment Our Sponsors For This Event Sponsoring this event at the “Distiller’s Reserve” level includes: – Table Tents – Large Logo – website event page – social media 3x/mo – Digital Logo at event – Logo on Event Banner – Tasting Glass Logo
- [2022vendor](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/2022vendor/) - INTERACT. INVENT. INSPIRE. Get Tickets Previous Next The READING SCIENCE CENTER Presents: Friday, SEP 16 7 pm – 10 pm The DoubleTree Hotel 701 Penn St, Reading, PA 19601 Join us for The 3rd Annual Whiskey Experiment on Friday, September 16th at the DoubleTree Hotel in downtown Reading. The Whiskey Experiment is a unique event
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- [Emergency Date Closure- Weather](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/?elementor_library=closed) - Closed due to weather Monday, February 23, 2026 Due to inclement weather, the Reading Science Center will be closed today. The safety of our guests and staff is our top priority, and we appreciate your understanding.
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- [parking, hours, and pricing- updated hours](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/?elementor_library=parking-pricing) - PARKING INSTRUCTIONS We validate parking in the Double Tree Convention Garage. Do not pay at the kiosk or through Park Mobile. Please bring your license plate number and check in with a staff member upon entry. We are not able to reimburse parking paid through Park Mobile. HOURS & PRICING ADDED HOLIDAY HOURS: Friday, December
- [Emergency 2 Hr Delay-Weather](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/?elementor_library=emergency-date-closure-weather) - Closed due to weather Saturday, February 15, 2025 Due to inclement weather, the Reading Science Center will be closed today. The safety of our guests and staff is our top priority, and we appreciate your understanding.
- [Events Post](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/?elementor_library=events-post) - Share Keep curiosity moving! Help more families and educators discover what’s happening at the Reading Science Center. Facebook LinkedIn Email Print
- [parking, hours, and pricing with future date closure](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/?elementor_library=parking-hours-and-pricing-2) - Please note: The Reading Science Center will be CLOSED on Saturday, November 22rd due to our participation in the Reading Holiday Parade. PARKING INSTRUCTIONS We validate parking in the Double Tree Convention Garage. Do not pay at the kiosk or through Park Mobile. Please bring your license plate number and check in with a staff
- [Main Footer](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/?elementor_library=main-footer) - Instagram Facebook-f Linkedin Tiktok Contact Us info@rdgsci.org 484-878-2112 Location & hours Reading Science Center 645 Penn Street Lower LevelReading, PA 19601 Monday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. We validate parking in the Double Tree Convention Garage for up to 3 hours. Quick Links BECOME A MEMBER Become a volunteer
- [STEM and Stars](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/?elementor_library=stem-and-stars-25) - Tuesday, November 18, 20255 PM – 8 PMRedners Event Center learn more & purchase tickets Invest in stem. inspire the stars of tomorrow.
- [Reading Science Camp](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/?elementor_library=reading-science-camp) - Create, Explore, and Discover This Summer! This summer, give your child an unforgettable STEM adventure at Reading Science Camp – a one-week experience packed with hands-on experiments, creative problem-solving, and immersive science fun! learn more
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- [Newsletter](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/?elementor_library=newsletter) - The Curiousity Quarterly Newsletter is your go-to source for all things Reading Science Center. Each quarterly issue will feature program highlights, upcoming events, and stories showcasing the incredible work of our educators and volunteers. JOIN OUR MAILING LIST
- [Membership](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/?elementor_library=membership) - Unlock Savings on Birthday Parties Make the most of your Reading Science Center experience by becoming a member! Members enjoy discounts on birthday party packages, along with year-round benefits like unlimited admission, discounts on merchandise, and savings as local restaurants. become a member
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## Events

- [Celebrate Science Day](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/celebrate-science-day/) - Get ready for a day of discovery, experiments, and family fun at the Reading Science Center’s third annual Celebrate Science Day! Join us at the Reading Regional Airport for hands-on activities, exciting demonstrations, and opportunities to explore the wonders of science. This year’s theme, “Take Off!” will focus on aviation and flight, giving visitors of
- [Investigation Station: Heart Health](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-heart-health/) - How does your heart keep everything moving? This February, the Reading Science Center is partnering with Drexel University College of Medicine for special Heart Health Investigation Station programming. Explore blood flow, pulse, and the incredible job your heart does every day. Kids can experiment with models and simple tools to learn what keeps this vital
- [Reading Science Camp](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/reading-science-camp-summer-2026/) - Reading Science Camp is a weeklong summer adventure for young scientists, designed to spark curiosity through hands-on experiments, interactive activities, and creative STEM challenges. Campers explore science in a fun, supportive environment led by experienced educators who make every day engaging and memorable. Details for Reading Science Camp 2026, including dates, cost, and registration
- [Reading Science Camp](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/reading-science-camp-winter-2026/) - Reading Science Camp is a weeklong winter adventure for young scientists, designed to spark curiosity through hands-on experiments, interactive activities, and creative STEM challenges. Campers explore science in a fun, supportive environment led by experienced educators who make every day engaging and memorable.
- [A Night of STEM & Stars](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/a-night-of-stem-stars/) - A Night of STEM & Stars is the Reading Science Center’s signature annual fundraiser, an evening that brings together community members, partners, and supporters to celebrate curiosity, opportunity, and the power of STEM education in Berks County. Guests enjoy a memorable night featuring food, music, and special experiences, all while uplifting programs that help students
- [We ❤️ Our Members Party](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/we-heart-our-members-party-2026/) - This members-only celebration is our way of saying thank you for being part of our science-loving community. Here’s what’s in store: Hands-on science demo stations Delicious snacks and cupcakes Special gifts to take home No RSVP necessary! Simply show your valid membership card upon entering the Center to gain access to this exclusive event.
- [Sisters In STEM](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/sisters-in-stem-fall-2026/) - The Sisters in STEM (SIS) after-school program at the Reading Science Center offers girls in grades 4-6 a unique opportunity to dive into science through interactive lessons and hands-on experiments. Each session focuses on topics like chemistry, engineering, physics, and more, encouraging participants to explore and discover the world of science. Beyond classroom activities, the
- [Sisters In STEM](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/sisters-in-stem-spring-2026/) - The Sisters in STEM (SIS) after-school program at the Reading Science Center offers girls in grades 4-6 a unique opportunity to dive into science through interactive lessons and hands-on experiments. Each session focuses on topics like chemistry, engineering, physics, and more, encouraging participants to explore and discover the world of science. Beyond classroom activities, the
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-dec-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for December is Animal Shelters. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-oct-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for October is Spooky Science. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-sep-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for September is Engineering with LEGO. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-aug-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for August is Ocean Life. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-jul-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for July is Moon Missions. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-jun-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for June is Genetics and Genomes. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-apr-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for April is Earth Day Sciences. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-mar-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for March is Spring with Grasshoppers. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-jan-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for January is Computing with 0s and 1s. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-feb-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for February is Heart Health. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-may-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for May is Spectrums of Light. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Science Storytime](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/science-storytime-nov-2026/) - Science Storytime pairs a themed read-aloud with a simple, science-based activity for young learners. This month’s Science Storytime theme for November is Airplanes. Science Storytime is free with admission on the third Monday of every month. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Spring with Grasshoppers](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-spring-with-grasshoppers/) - Jump into spring! Take a closer look at grasshoppers and how they sense, move, and survive in their habitats. Kids can compare insect body parts and learn what makes these amazing jumpers unique. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit, free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Earth Day Sciences](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-earth-day-sciences/) - Celebrate our planet all month long. Explore activities that highlight ecosystems, natural resources, and the small actions that help protect Earth. Perfect for curious learners who love the outdoors. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit, free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Spectrums of Light](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-spectrums-of-light/) - Light is everywhere; see it in a whole new way. Experiment with prisms, filters, and color to discover how light behaves and what makes a rainbow appear. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit, free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Genetics and Genomes](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-genetics-and-genomes/) - What makes you, you? Dive into fun activities about traits, DNA patterns, and how living things pass along information from one generation to the next. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit and free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Moon Missions](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-moon-missions/) - Gear up for a trip to the Moon! Explore lunar surfaces, mission challenges, and what it takes for astronauts to travel, land, and work in space. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit and free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Ocean Life](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-ocean-life/) - Take a deep-sea dive without leaving Reading. Learn how ocean creatures survive, communicate, and adapt in their underwater world through hands-on exploration. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit and free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Engineering with LEGO](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-engineering-with-lego/) - Build, test, and rebuild. Use LEGO bricks to explore engineering challenges, problem-solving, and basic design principles. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit and free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Spooky Science](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-spooky-science/) - Science gets a seasonal twist this month. Try eerie experiments that play with light, color, and surprising reactions. Perfect for curious minds who love Halloween. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit and free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Airplanes](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-airplane/) - How does something so heavy fly? Discover the basics of lift, drag, and thrust with simple activities that let kids test what keeps airplanes in the air. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit and free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Animal Shelters](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-animal-shelters/) - Give animals a warm place to call home. Explore how shelters meet the needs of pets and wildlife, and experiment with simple design challenges to create safe, cozy spaces for animals. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit and free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT
- [Investigation Station: Computing with 0s and 1s](https://www.readingsciencecenter.org/event/investigation-station-computing-with-0s-and-1s/) - Did you know computers speak their own language? Try activities that show how binary code works and see how information is stored, transferred, and read by computers. Investigation Station is a monthly rotating exhibit and free with admission every Saturday. PLAN YOUR VISIT

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