Our motto:
Eat. Drink. Science.
Science on Tap features public discussion on engaging science and history of science topics. Our home is in Philadelphia at National Mechanics, but we’re coming to you virtually every month!
Science on Tap features public discussion on engaging science and history of science topics. Our home is in Philadelphia at National Mechanics, but we’re coming to you virtually every month!
This fall, we’re bringing the lively and engaging science programming straight to your computer. Join us online every month to get in on all the science-y goodness!
Eat! Drink! Science! Grab yourself a cold drink and join us on Zoom for a short, engaging presentation by a scientist or other expert, followed by a Q&A. We'll laugh, we'll cry, we'll make science jokes! Virtual talks take place on the second Monday of the month at 6:00 p.m.
National Mechanics is the home of Science on Tap Philadelphia, but we also work with many local researchers, scientists, experts, and nonprofits to bring you quality science programming.
Since 2009, Science on Tap Philadelphia has provided free or low cost, engaging science programming to the City of Brotherly Love. In addition to promoting enthusiasm for science, we connect audiences to local scientists and experts and provide a venue for honest, scientific conversations.
Local scientists, researchers, and experts volunteer their time to provide expertise and lead a lively discussion.
Science on Tap is organized by six Philadelphia museums and features experts from the city and surrounding suburbs. Oh, and we know it’s pronounced “wudder”
Every month we bring quality science programming to over 100 people. Multiply that by 10 years and you’ve got a lot of engagement!
Science takes a village. Whether you want to partner with us to produce an event or volunteer your time as an expert, we encourage you to get involved!
Are you a scientist, researcher, or expert who wants to share their knowledge with the public? Apply to be a speaker!
Are you a local organization or nonprofit interested in doing lively and engaging science programming? Let's work together!