Astronomy on Tap - May 29!

Come out for astronomy, beer, prizes and more to the world famous Astronomy on Tap, here in Nashville. Sold out? Don't worry. Just show up!

By Astronomy on Tap - Nashville

Date and time

Wednesday, May 29 · 7:30 - 9pm CDT

Location

Jackalope Brewing Company - The Ranch, Houston Street, Nashville, TN, USA

429B Houston Street Nashville, TN 37203

About this event

  • 1 hour 30 minutes

Astronomy on Tap - TBD edition

* If tickets are unavailable, contact aotnashville@gmail.com OR just show up!


  • This Eventbrite page is only set up as a public notice. Registration is not required, but registering provides AoT a means to reach attendees if necessary.

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The world famous Astronomy on Tap has finally come to the Music City!

Join us for a stellar evening of astronomy and beer at Jackalope Brewing Company - The Ranch. Get ready to enjoy a low-key evening of local astronomers and scientists giving an engaging talk on what the Universe is up to while sipping on local brews.

This event is open to everyone whether you're a science enthusiast or a beer connoisseur

So grab your friends and come on down to Astronomy on Tap - Nashville for an out-of-this-world experience!


P arking information:

https://jackalopebrew.com/about-us/the-ranch/houston-st-parking-sheet1-2/

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a ticket if none are available?

There are more spaces available. Send an email to aotnashville@gmail.com or just show up.

Organized by

Taken from https://astronomyontap.org/contact/ :

Astronomy on Tap was formed in New York City in 2013 by Meg Schwamb and Emily Rice. Previously, Meg had organized two Astronomy Uncorked events at a wine bar in New Haven, CT while she was a postdoctoral researcher at Yale, and Emily was looking for an excuse to socialize with other astronomers as faculty on the tenure-track. After the first (immensely successful, if we do say so ourselves) Astronomy on Tap event at the Way Station in Brooklyn on April 9, 2013, Meg, Emily, and others coordinated several more events in NYC, including the first one in uptown Manhattan and, still somewhat unbelievably, Astronomy on Deck in the Space Shuttle Pavilion at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum (pinch us!).

As quickly as the events gained popularity in NYC, they also spread to other locations! You see, the astronomy field fosters a wonderfully international scientific community, and astronomers tend to travel widely for research, conferences, collaborations, and career development.

The idea for Astronomy on Tap gained traction quickly – folks from all over were interested to hear about space and learn about it in the cozy ambience of their local pub.Astronomy on Tap continued planting its roots as it appeared in other countries including Chile, Canada, and Taipei. By the end of 2014, AoT events had expanded to nine cities and four countries across three continents.