It's time to get ready again for the best party of the year. We're getting our playlist ready. Think "Space Oddity," "Rocket Man," "Chain Reaction," "Why Does The Sun Shine?"
From 6:30-9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 4, join your fellow science communicators for an evening of food, drinks, a raffle and fun tunes at DCSWA’s annual holiday party! The last few years we've been happy to host the Affordable Rock n Roll Act, featuring none other than NIH Director Francis Collins and his amazing colleagues, but this year we're switching things up. Instead of having scientists play us songs, we've opted to come up with our own list of science-themed music. We're still looking for even more good suggestions, so if you have any let us know.
Your ticket gets you two (2) free drinks, some tasty food, a raffle entry and three hours of serious merriment. DCSWA members, guests, and science enthusiasts are welcome! Bring nothing but your desire for a good time. Hopefully we'll end the night with a group rendition of "The Element Song."
Where: National Press Club, 529 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20045
Cost: $40 for DCSWA members, $75 for members plus a guest, $45 for non-members.
Questions: email president@dcswa.org
