Senior Science: Gyotaku (Fish Printing)

Our next Senior Science will make a stamp on a memorable morning.

We will explore the traditional Japanese art form of gyotaku, or fish printing, to craft take-home creations. Brianna Carm, Chief Ranger of Visitor Experience at Twin Lakes State Park, will open the event with a discussion that dives into the importance of protecting our local rivers, waterways and environment. Then we’ll start the fish printing—using detailed silicone molds, not actual fish.

Seats in this experience are limited. Register today to start your morning with an engaging event surrounded by your peers.

Registration and Pricing

This program is designed to engage seniors 60+ by connecting them to each other, helping them exercise their creativity, encouraging them to discover science all around them and deepening their appreciation of STEM.

Thanks to the generous support of Genworth, Senior Science events are free and open to the public. Space is limited to 40 participants and registration is required.

Senior Science programming does not include admission to the Science Museum, but be sure to check out all you can explore in a future visit. Plus, try out our new café by Bean Sprouts off the Rotunda!