Do you have access to a free midtown space that can accommodate 100+ people for an evening event in December? A committee of talented Bronx Science parents is putting together a fabulously informative evening on summer opportunities for our kids. You will receive an invitation to this event soon. In the meantime, as the agenda for the event grows fuller, we are concerned that the current space we have may not hold enough people. We’re looking for a midtown Manhattan space, from 6:00pm-8:30pm. The event will include presentations, and a wine and cheese reception. If you can help with a location, please send an e-mail to us at president@bxsciencepa.org
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