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COMING SOON!

  In honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day we'll be showing Schindler's List in our National Geographic Giant Screen Theater
at 3 p.m. on January 27. Tickets to the movie are free with Museum admission. Museum admission is $7 adults, $6 seniors/students/military,
and $5 youth. Museum members are free.
Seating is limited so please call to purchase tickets in advance at 563-324-1933 ext. 242.

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Brownies & Juniors:

Brainstorm

January 11, 6-9 p.m.
How do you build a machine to throw a marshmallow across the room? How can you protect an egg from a two-story fall? Work out your brain muscles at our annual Brainstorm event. Scouts will participate in science experiments, inventions, and creations all night long!

Register for Girl Scout events at girlscoutstoday.org/calendar,
or contact Jen Ong at 563-324-1054 ext. 206 or ong@putnam.org
for more information.


STEM for Scouts at the

Putnam Museum
2012/2013 Schedule NEW this year at the Putnam, you can earn your NOVA Awards! Join as we explore STEM topics (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), activities, experiments, and films!

Simple Machines: January 25, 2013 6-9 p.m.:

Simple machines aren't so simple anymore! We will invent our own machines that use a lever, go on the Putnam Museum's own Simple Machines Scavenger Hunt, and earn a Putnam patch.

 

For more information or to register, contact Alice Loff at 563-324-1054 ext. 266 or
Kara Fedje at Fedje@putnam.org.

Advance registration is required.
$13 per Cub Scout, $10 per adult.

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