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Black History Month at the Virginia Living Museum (Newport News)
February 11 @ 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Every Saturday and Sunday in February, a STEM science activity will be held for guests of the Virginia Living Museum. Additionally, through the month, the museum will spotlight a different Black scientist, such as Dr. Andre Douglas, a Chesapeake native who was selected to join NASA’s 2021 astronaut candidate class, through the museum’s social media platforms and their on-site monitors.
Every Saturday and Sunday in February, a STEM science activity will be held for guests of the Virginia Living Museum. Additionally, through the month, the museum will spotlight a different Black scientist, such as Dr. Andre Douglas, a Chesapeake native who was selected to join NASA’s 2021 astronaut candidate class, through the museum’s social media platforms and their on-site monitors.
Every Saturday and Sunday in February, a STEM science activity will be held for guests of the Virginia Living Museum. Additionally, through the month, the museum will spotlight a different Black scientist, such as Dr. Andre Douglas, a Chesapeake native who was selected to join NASA’s 2021 astronaut candidate class, through the museum’s social media platforms and their on-site monitors.
Every Saturday and Sunday in February, a STEM science activity will be held for guests of the Virginia Living Museum. Additionally, through the month, the museum will spotlight a different Black scientist, such as Dr. Andre Douglas, a Chesapeake native who was selected to join NASA’s 2021 astronaut candidate class, through the museum’s social media platforms and their on-site monitors.
Every Saturday and Sunday in February, a STEM science activity will be held for guests of the Virginia Living Museum. Additionally, through the month, the museum will spotlight a different Black scientist, such as Dr. Andre Douglas, a Chesapeake native who was selected to join NASA’s 2021 astronaut candidate class, through the museum’s social media platforms and their on-site monitors.
Every Saturday and Sunday in February, a STEM science activity will be held for guests of the Virginia Living Museum. Additionally, through the month, the museum will spotlight a different Black scientist, such as Dr. Andre Douglas, a Chesapeake native who was selected to join NASA’s 2021 astronaut candidate class, through the museum’s social media platforms and their on-site monitors.
Every Saturday and Sunday in February, a STEM science activity will be held for guests of the Virginia Living Museum. Additionally, through the month, the museum will spotlight a different Black scientist, such as Dr. Andre Douglas, a Chesapeake native who was selected to join NASA’s 2021 astronaut candidate class, through the museum’s social media platforms and their on-site monitors.
Every Saturday and Sunday in February, a STEM science activity will be held for guests of the Virginia Living Museum. Additionally, through the month, the museum will spotlight a different Black scientist, such as Dr. Andre Douglas, a Chesapeake native who was selected to join NASA’s 2021 astronaut candidate class, through the museum’s social media platforms and their on-site monitors.