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PITTSBURGH -- Carnegie Science Center's Geek Out Gala event is set for Oct. 5.
The evening event, set behind the picturesque backdrop of Pittsburgh's riverfront, promises to be an evening of wonder and innovation, and is a key fundraiser for Carnegie Science Center's efforts to provide accessible and relevant programming that inspires students to pursue careers in STEM fields.
The Oct. 5 event will be a feast for the senses, enchanting guests with culinary delights, signature cocktails and live music. However, the real essence of the Geek Out Gala extends beyond a memorable evening. It carries a deeper purpose of empowering the next generation of world-class STEM leaders through Carnegie Science Center's Center for STEM Education and Career Development. Every ticket sold will be directly invested in their future.
"We are grateful for our sponsors' and host committee's support in making the Geek Out Gala at Carnegie Science Center a success," said Jason Brown, Henry Buhl Jr. director of Carnegie Science Center. "Their dedication to advancing science, technology, and education is commendable and their partnership has empowered us to inspire the minds of tomorrow's world-class STEM leaders."
Tickets can be purchased online at GeekOutGala.org. Ticket options include a VIP experience, general admission and a special rate for nonprofit organizations and young professionals.
"It's going to be a fantastic night of celebration and innovation," concluded Brown. "Let's light up the night and celebrate the bright future of STEM education."
Sponsors include: Carnegie Mellon University, COSM, Kennametal, Eaton, PPG, FedEx, Highmark, NOVA Chemicals, ALCO Parking Corp., the Irick Group, Cook MyoSite, Rivers Casino, Pittsburgh Business Times, Pittsburgh Technology Council, Wabtec Corp., Huntington, Industrial Scientific, Buhl Foundation and Giant Eagle.