Florida Institute of Technology’s all-faculty band TWITCHY will rock the dinosaur bones and planetary displays at the Orlando Science Center from 8-11 p.m. Saturday, June 7, as the facility holds its Science Night Live event.
Led by Florida Tech President and CEO Anthony Catanese and featuring Senior Vice President for External Relations & Economic Development Winston Scott, a two-time shuttle astronaut, the band will jam its way through rock music, timeless classics and more at this 21-and-older event.
In addition to TWITCHY, Science Night Live will offer classic rock laser light shows, four floors of hands-on exhibits, access to the center’s giant refractor telescope and food and adult beverages for purchase.
Tickets are $17.50 ($16.50 for adults 55 and older), including service charge, and are available at www.osc.org/snl. The science center is located at 777 East Princeton St. in Orlando. For more information, call (407) 514-2000.