Free Admission for Napa and Sonoma County Residents Until Schools Reopen
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Free Admission for Napa and Sonoma County Residents Until Schools Reopen
CuriOdyssey is pleased to offer free admission to Napa and Sonoma County residents impacted by the California fire until their schools reopen. List of other participating museums: We recommend calling ahead to confirm. 1. California Academy of Science (San Francisco) – (415) 379-8000 2. Bay Area Discovery Museum (Sausalito) – (415) 339-3900 3. Chabot Space and Science Center (Oakland) – (510) 336-7300…
Read MoreCA Scores Below National Average in Science
The numbers are in. Science scores in California are some of the lowest in the nation. View the data from N.A.E.P., the National Assessment of Educational Progress here. At CuriOdyssey, we are addressing that very issue for kids in our community. Here, kids interact with real, natural phenomenon (physics) at a very young age. In…
Read MoreAZA’s Hurricane Harvey Updates
Updated 08/29/2017. The Association for Zoos and Aquariums sent out these updates from fellow Zoos and Aquariums in regard to Hurricane Harvey in Texas: The International Crane Foundation’s Texas Whooping Crane Program office, in Rockport, TX, was destroyed completely. All field staff evacuated safely, and ICF continues to assess the extent of the damage to offices and…
Read MoreSan Francisco Business Times | CuriOdyssey announces $35 million rebuilding campaign to give more kids the superpower of science
CuriOdyssey announced today they have received landmark contributions totaling $19 million to create a “world-class, serious science playground” in San Mateo. Comprising more than 50 percent of a projected $35 million campaign goal, these leadership gifts ignite CuriOdyssey’s plans to modernize and completely remake its building, vastly increase its usable space to triple exhibit and…
Read MoreSan Jose Mercury News | CuriOdyssey seeks $35 million for major renovation
Nearly a decade after financial problems threatened to shutter the children’s museum, CuriOdyssey is back on its feet and ready to unveil an ambitious new vision. The science- and nature-themed museum on Saturday will launch the public phase of a $35 million fundraising campaign to pay for a major renovation that will triple its exhibit…
Read MoreSan Mateo Daily Journal announces CuriOdyssey’s Capital Campaign
From an up close encounter with a friendly otter to seeing how reflections alters one’s perception, the opportunities to explore curiosity at CuriOdyssey will grow tremendously as the nonprofit revealed a $35 million revamp is in the works. Read article
Read MoreMeet our new raccoons, Pebbles and Tilly.
On Thursday, February 20, Pebbles and Tilly were released into a brand-new exhibit space at CuriOdyssey. Pebbles and Tilly will be time-sharing this space with Merlin, CuriOdyssey’s 13-year-old (and somewhat crotchety) resident raccoon. But Merlin gets a pass for being slightly grumpy – he’s currently the oldest living racccoon in captivity. And we’re so glad to…
Read MoreCoyote Point Museum becomes CuriOdyssey (Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal)
Please click here to read the article “Coyote Point Museum becomes CuriOdyssey” at the Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal website.
Read MoreCoyote Point Museum: Meet the Museum’s Wildlife (Best of the Bay)
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1651 Coyote Point Drive
San Mateo, CA 94401
650-342-7755
info@curiodyssey.org
CuriOdyssey is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Tax ID 94-1262434