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Thursday Evening Lectures

What's Happening:
A New Collaboration

This spring Brookline Adult & Community Education and the Clay Center for Science and Technology are proud to collaborate in presenting stimulating lectures and classes in a stellar location. Located on top of the highest hill in Brookline, the Clay Center is a recently constructed five-story addition of classrooms and a high-powered observatory at the renowned Dexter and Southfield Schools. Dedicated to advancing astronomical research and education, this multi-purpose state-of-the-art building is home to a deep-space telescope capable of viewing stars, galaxies, planets, and satellites both day and night. Other exceptional features of the new building include a glass elevator, a solar/wind energy roof deck, high-tech computer labs, and a music lab designed for blending sound with technology.

¥ Classes offered at the Clay Center:

Introduction to Astronomy (Solar System)

Introduction to Astronomy (Galaxies)

Create Your Own Electronic Music

Create Your Own Electronic Music

The Computer Mechanic: What's Under the Hood? - Build a PC

The Computer Mechanic: What's Under the Hood? - Computer Defenses

Introduction to Amateur Radio (HAM Radio)
Introduction to Amateur Radio (HAM Radio)


¥ Free Tuesday Evening Tour of the Observatory and Viewing: Come to the Clay Center Observatory on any Tuesday night and view outer space through a state-of-the art telescope. Reservations are not needed. Please check the Clay Center's website for time & weather/viewing conditions. www.claycenter.org