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Cultivate SciArt 2026 Summer Pop-up Event

A FREE Science + Art Community Dinner

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Apologies, we are moving to Wednesday!  

 

Due to the high chance of heavy thunderstorms in the late afternoon during arrivals and fun outdoor activities, we are moving to our RAIN DATE, WED, AUG 5th.

Can you still join us? 

If you have tickets, but can no longer make it, please use the link in your ticket confirmation email to CANCEL.  Or you can email us hello@cultivatesciart.org about any changes or questions.  And if you didn't have a ticket, but can make it Wednesday, use the ticket link below to join our waitlist.  We anticipate some seats to open.

 

Thank you for your help by confirming.

Join Cultivate SciArt and College of Charleston Marine Biology Graduate Fellows for an evening of food, science, art, and community! 

You’ll enjoy glimpses into the questions and problems these marine scientists are working on in the waterways right here in Charleston. And they look forward to answering your questions too. Local artist, Anna Chen, will guide us in a playful watercolor collage activity to express, and humble ourselves through crafting. While others will gravitate to the conversations, new friends, and breezy harbor views along the marsh or below the fans of SC-DNR’s lovely screened-in outdoor classroom.

 

Something for everyone and ALL ages: 

  • Free dinner - Submarines and cooling treats!

  • Lightning-fast marine science stories & activities

  • A watercolor collage lesson to make artists of us all, and art to take home.

  • Meet civic leaders and ways to get involved with Charleston Waterkeeper and Charleston Climate Coalition.

Doors open at 4:30pm with science activities and snacks for early arrivers.

FEATURING:

Bri Glendening

THE ALGAE ATTACKERS

Kaitlynn Stewart

WHAT’S HIDING IN YOUR WHITING?

Spencer Hughes

HOW HOT IS TOO HOT?

Annabel Burcham

THROWING SHADE

Griffin Murray

A FECAL FIASCO: WHERE AND WHEN ARE URBAN WATERS THE NASTIEST?

 

Ally Wiseman

FISH AND THE TEMPERATURE TUG-OF-WAR

Emilia Lepe

SATELLITE TO CELLS

Anna Chen, founder of the Charleston AAPI Collective and watercolor collage artist (Check her out on Instagram or via her website!), will lead a watercolor collage lesson. You’ll get to create your own seascape using painted watercolor paper and other mixed media materials. This activity is friendly for all ages! 

 

Community partners Charleston Climate Coalition and Charleston Waterkeeper will also join us to share more about how to protect our local waterways.

Eat, Learn, Create & Take Home Original Art.

to join us at the

Fort Johnson Marine Labs, DNR Outdoor Classroom

217 Fort Johnson Road •  James Island, SC

**Special Offer to join our CURIOSITY CATALYST CREW**

Inflation and gas prices have made for tough choices for many.  We’d like to help families and friends who wouldn’t be able to make it otherwise, by offering $30 gift cards to bring 3 or more kiddos. Drivers can select from Walmart or Target gift cards when you reserve your Curiosity Catalyst CREW ticket.

 

All attendees with your group must also complete their Cultivate Community Cards by Sunday, August 2nd, in order to receive your gift card at the event.

Your CREW ticket is good for you and up to 5 guests who come with you. Please do NOT also register for General Admission tickets.  Instead, we ask you to email us, hello@CultivateSciArt.org, or text 843-892-0841, with the names of people in your car.

Required for all event participants.

These are meant to be a fun, informal, community events for everyone.

NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED!  

Space is limited, so advance registration is encouraged.

If severe rain, we will reschedule for Wednesday, Aug. 5th

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@CultivateSciArt

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And checkout our LOGBOOK of past events.
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