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Events in January 2025
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January 11, 2025Demo: Florence Price: Symphony No. 3 in c minor Demo: Florence Price: Symphony No. 3 in c minor
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January 11, 2025
Florence Price's Symphony No.3 was first performed on November 6th, 1940. It was Ms. Price's third symphony, following her lost Symphony No. 2
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January 12, 2025
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January 13, 2025
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January 14, 2025
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January 15, 2025
Arizona SciTech Festival
Inspiring a passion for STEAM from ages 3 to 103!
What is Arizona SciTech Festival?
The Arizona SciTech Festival is a statewide celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM or STEAM when you include the arts) held annually in January through April. Through a series of over 1,000 expos, workshops, conversations, exhibitions, and tours held in diverse neighborhoods throughout the state, the Arizona SciTech Festival excites and informs Arizonans from ages 3 to 103 about how STEM will drive our state for the next 100 years.
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Our Partners
- Spearheaded by the Arizona Commerce Authority.
- Arizona Science Center.
- The Arizona Technology Council Foundation.
- Arizona Board of Regents.
- The University of Arizona and Arizona State University.
The Arizona SciTech Festival is a grass roots collaboration of over 800 organizations in industry, academia, arts, civic, community and K-12.
Our Impact
In the community, Arizona SciTech Festival has a strong, positive impact on:
Businesses
Businesses by identifying the most time-effective and impactful strategies to engage with the community about what they do and future career choices. 100+ businesses represented by Technology & Innovation, Aerospace & Defense, Renewable Energy, Bioscience & Health, Advance Manufacturing and Business Services have engaged;
Schools
Schools (K-12) by strengthening relationships with local business, colleges and governments and providing their students and teachers high-impact settings to share their passion for STEM. 60+ school districts (representing 900+ schools) have engaged their communities.
Events
Existing events by increasing attendance and diversifying content through the incorporation of science into unexpected venues and events.
