Join us at Patagonia Austin on Saturday, February 7, from 10 a.m.–12 p.m. for Science for Storm Relief—a hands‑on, kid‑friendly event supporting the NEET Young Innovators Program and their recovery efforts in Western Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa.
Drop in and explore four interactive science stations led by the Kemp Lab at UT Austin. Look through digital microscopes, build pipe‑cleaner lizards, dive into coral reef lessons, and try real STEM activities used in Jamaican summer camps. It’s a chance to spark curiosity, learn something new, and see how science connects us across communities. Snacks and beverages are on us.
Guests who choose to donate to the HornRaiser campaign during the event will be entered for a chance to win prizes like a digital microscope, Patagonia gear, and more. Every contribution helps restore classrooms, support educators, and keep young innovators learning after the storm. Come out, have fun, and make an impact.
