ROCHESTER, NY—Community members are invited to get fully cultured at a unique happy hour event at the Rochester Museum & Science Center (RMSC) called Night at the Museum. Guests explore the Museum after hours (without kids!) and have the opportunity to be one of the first to experience a “renegade” tour. Hosted by the RMSC Catalyst Circle, a group of young professionals who raise funds for the RMSC, the event takes place from 5:30–8:30pm on Wednesday, May 10.
At Night at the Museum, guests enjoy snacks and a cash bar while exploring the Museum’s 200-hands on exhibits covering electricity, prehistoric Rochester, optics, Native American life and more, as well as other unique offerings. The new “renegade” tour consists of a small group of guests led by RMSC experts and features the secrets behind exhibits and lesser-known stories of the Rochester area and around the world. The tours start at 6pm and sign-ups are on a first-come, first-served basis at the event.
This event benefits the Rochester Museum & Science Center.
Tickets are $14 and can be purchased at www.rmsc.org or by calling 585.697.1942. This is a 21-and-older event. Must have proof of ID at the door.
For high-resolution images and additional information, contact Amanda Bayer, Marketing Communications Manager, RMSC at 585.697.1962 or abayer@rmsc.org.
Rochester Museum & Science Center (RMSC) includes the Science Museum, Strasenburgh Planetarium and Cumming Nature Center. Offering experiences at the Museum with more than 200 interactive exhibits, Planetarium with a 65-foot dome and Nature Center on 900 acres, the RMSC stimulates community interest in exploration. In addition, the more than 1.2 million RMSC collection items tell the story of Rochester’s past including its rich history of innovation and invention. RMSC receives major funding from Monroe County, where it is one of the top three most visited attractions serving children and families. For more information about RMSC, visit www.rmsc.org. Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram.
