Dr. Joan Vernikos to lecture on link between gravity and aging at 7 p.m. on March 1

Renovation and expansion would open more program opportunities

Rep. Brad Miller boards one of the traveling science laboratories

Educators, archaeologists celebrate at MPSC on Jan. 23.

MPSC exceeds its campaign goal nearly two-fold.

Teachers can attend "Darwin Across The Disciplines" seminars in spring and summer.

Morehead will present program at libraries in seven N.C. counties.

Some previously-full Summer Science Camps have openings as of May 21.

Learn how a UNC team became the first to unlock this mystery at December's Current Science Forum.

Shows will resume on Feb. 5, 2010.

Learn to identify the constellations and stars you see.

Six Wednesday night classes beginning April 7.

Explore the night sky with guided canoe trips at Jordan Lake.

Six-week course begins Sept. 15.

NEW TICKETS RELEASED ON SEPT. 1!

Catch Nikon's "Small World" exhibit during its last weekend at Morehead.

Why have scientists started deep freezing seeds? How will this affect farming and crops in the future?

Carolina Science Cafe's spring series, "The Biology of Love," continues on Thursday, March 3.

Check out the amazing exhibits by the N.C. LEGO Users Group, March 5-6, 2011.

Curious about why you behave the way you do? If you've already given up on your 2012 resolutions, this might be the Carolina Science Cafe for you!

Jump-start your skywatching skills with this six-week course on Wednesday afternoons.

Please note: The date for Carolina Science Cafe has changed to May 12!

If you've never been to a Morehead skywatching session, you have to check this out.

Can chlorinated water actually affect your genes? We've got the answers.

Dr. Myron Cohen takes us behind the scenes of the most recent news about HIV transmission.

Dr. Ted Bateman will be talking about the research project he has aboard the last space shuttle mission and how it applies to cancer studies here on Earth.

Thanks to Time Warner Cable for its support of this new outreach program.

How often do you get to meet someone who's flown to the Moon and back?

The North Carolina Science Festival is just 100 days away.

This event was rained out in June.

Join us after "One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure" for a special activity!

Morehead collaborates with Paperhand Puppet Intervention on its newest fulldome planetarium show.

Experience this unique soundscape -- there's science in this art!

Experience "The Science of Cooking" as part of the North Carolina Science Festival.

Harden is Morehead's director of external programs, including DESTINY, PLANETS, SIS and Minds On.

Take five minutes to let us know what you think.

Time Warner Cable presents this science enrichment program in partnership with Morehead.

We'll be at Jordan Lake State Park and Little River Regional Park (weather permitting).

At Morehead, it's our favorite way to celebrate Halloween.

Sorry -- this Oct. 12 skywatching session is cancelled (the clouds won't go away!).

There may be a special science cafe scheduled later in November.

Next week Morehead will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 28 and open on special hours on Friday, Nov. 29.

We looked at the weather forecasts and cancelled both sessions (Friday and Saturday).

Explore the night sky with an expert guide on Dec. 18 from 7:30-9 p.m.

Skies became too cloudy for clear viewing!

February's Carolina Science Cafe discusses toxic metals and the exposure risk of vulnerable populations.

CANCELLED

Join us Friday, March 28 for the official opening reception of Morehead's new exhibit.

Have you picked the events you want to attend?

Sessions are available in nine counties.