Note: This is part of a two day taste of science event. Checkout the program for Nov 8.

Celebrate Marie Curie's 150th Birthday with an immersive science film (plus edible elements birthday cake!) co-hosted by taste of science and STEM on Stage!

Two-time Nobel prize winner Marie Skłodowska Curie is best known for pioneering the field of radioactivity but few understand the obstacles she faced just to enter the laboratory.

What if she could tell her story?

On Nov 9th, Monument House will be transformed into a time portal to 1915 Paris where we will see a preview screening of the new immersive science film Humanity Needs Dreamers: A Visit With Marie Curie (45 mins).

Tickets: Free but RSVP is required
Thursday, Nov 9, Doors: 7pm, Film: 7:30pm
Light snacks and drinks will be available

Monument House, 140 9th St, San Francisco

Humanity Needs Dreamers

Marie Curie

Physicist, Nobel Prize Winner

In honor of Curie's 150th birthday, experience a preview screening of the new immersive science film Humanity Needs Dreamers: A Visit With Marie Curie.

Written and performed by former engineer & living history scholar Susan Marie Frontczak, Humanity Needs Dreamers presents a first-hand look at Curie's early life in Poland through her groundbreaking research in France. Filmmaker Jen Myronuk will lead a post-screening Q & A with the performer live via Skype followed by trivia with prizes in celebration of Curie's 150th birthday,  including an edible elements birthday cake.  

We'll be joined by Holly Million, Founder of Artists United, on the global need for artists and scientists to collaborate plus ideas for bringing science stories to the stage.

The event is free with RSVP and recommended for ages 10+, co-hosted by taste of science & STEM on Stage.