They’re quick, they’re clever, they’re masters of disguise and every year public radio program Science Friday dedicates a week to celebrating them. Cephalopod Week, Science Friday’s annual celebration of some of the smartest, most interesting invertebrates on Earth, is back, and Atlas Obscura and Science Friday are teaming up to make it a total cephalo-party.
Join us for an evening of talk, tentacles, and merriment, featuring four original short films from Science Friday at the Swedish Cultural Center. This evening is your chance to rub elbows with Science Friday Executive Director Danielle Dana and a special guest—and ask them anything you want to know about these amazing, adaptive, and sometimes creepy creatures.
You'll join other Atlas Obscura Society members and Science Friday listeners for this very special screening, and engage in riveting conversation as you enjoy scenes of giant octopus attacks from vintage cult film.
Additional Details:
- Kids accompanied by an adult are welcome to attend this event.
- The Route 62 local bus route drops off directly in front of the Swedish Club. Also, Route 5 and the E Line "Rapid Ride" buses stop at the Queen Anne exit on Aurora Avenue, a short walk from the Swedish Club.
- The Swedish Cultural Center has a parking lot next to the building and a lot across the street on Dexter Ave. Arrive early to secure parking. Street parking also available.
- Drinks will be available for purchase. ID required.
Questions?
Email Shin Yu Pai at ShinYu.Pai@atlasobscura.com.
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