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Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography is thrilled to announce the return of the popular Marine Science Club for ocean enthusiasts ages 6 to 10! Starting this fall, young guests will have opportunities to dive into hands-on science and learning during two series: Marine Science Club: Aquarium Adventure Club for ages 8 to 10 begins September 12 and is held every Saturday over six weeks from 1 to 3 p.m. Marine Science Club: Aquarium Adventure Club for ages 6 to 7 begins October 11 and is held for six weeks on Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m Guided by experienced educators, participants will explore vibrant underwater worlds, engage in hands-on activities and get up close with fascinating marine animals. With activities ranging from animal encounters to aquarist talks to dissections, each Marine Science Club session offers a different opportunity to dive deeper into ocean science and the important work being done at Birch Aquarium. Every session is unique, so kids are welcome to join one session or all of them. Each session also includes either a crafty keepsake or exclusive behind-the-scenes access. Each Marine Science Club session is $25 per child, and includes aquarium admission for the participant. Guests who are not participating in the Marine Science Club program — including parents, guardians, siblings and other family or friends — must purchase separate admission tickets if they wish to visit the aquarium with their camper before or after the program. For more information, see our Policies and FAQ page. ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED AND TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW. Birch Aquarium opens daily at 9 a.m. with closing hours varying by day. Purchase tickets online in advance for the best pricing or buy an annual membership to visit the aquarium all year. Visit aquarium.ucsd.edu for details including the Daily Schedule. "We're excited for the return of the Marine Science Club for a second season!" said Danielle Carter, Youth Programs Coordinator. "This year we will have the brand-new Aquarium Explorers Club and we will be bringing back the Aquarium Adventure Club. This is such a great opportunity for kids to experience hands-on science and really explore the ocean in unique ways!"

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Join experimental public tv network Cable Two at the COMPRESSED Zine & Music Fair for an immersive, hands-on FREE workshop exploring the wild world of independent broadcasting, hosted by co-founder and independent live filmmaker Holly Andy. In "BIG TELEVISION DOESN’T WANT YOU TO KNOW THIS ONE WEIRD TRICK: Make Your Own TV Show Workshop," you will learn how to broadcast yourself using foolproof, step-by-step basics and media theory designed to help you plan the ultimate DIY livestream project inspired by the legacy of public access. Whether you're looking to launch your own show or simply curious about the mechanics of alternative media, come discover how to take the airwaves into your own hands. Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026 Time: 3 p.m. - 4 p.m. Location: Bread & Salt Gallery (COMPRESSED Zine & Music Fair) 1955 Julian Ave, San Diego, CA 92113

Join the Lawrence Family JCC, Repair the Sea®, and Jewish communities around the globe for Reverse Tashlich—an international waterfront cleanup initiative! Traditionally, on Rosh Hashanah, Jews gather at bodies of water for Tashlich, symbolically casting off sins into the water to start the New Year renewed. For Reverse Tashlich, we join thousands of volunteers worldwide to combine tradition with action: we'll gather to cast off sins using stones, and then work together to remove real marine debris and pollution from Mission Bay. What to Expect: - A brief, meaningful Tashlich ritual using stones - Hands-on community service suitable for all ages - Citizen Science data collection supporting local research with I Love A Clean San Diego - All supplies provided (gloves, trash bags, and pickers) Lawrence Family JCC on Facebook / Instagram