SCAN 50th Anniversary Gala
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https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/scan-50th-anniversary-gala
For five decades, SCAN members have explored South Carolina's landscapes, documented its natural history, and shared that knowledge with others. The 50th Anniversary Gala celebrates that remarkable legacy and looks ahead to the next generation of discovery.
On Saturday, July 25, SCAN members and friends of the organization will gather at the South Carolina State Museum for an afternoon of fellowship, reflection, and inspiration. Together we'll honor the legacy of founder Rudy Mancke, hear a special keynote presentation, "What It Means To Be a Naturalist: Lessons and Legacy" by Josh Arrants, and look back at 50 years of natural history discovery across South Carolina.
The celebration includes complimentary Museum entry, exhibits, historical highlights, a light dinner custom-themed for SCAN by Scott Hall Catering, and opportunities to reconnect with fellow naturalists from across the state.
Agenda:
12pm - 2pm | Museum: Come early and explore the museum at your leisure. Optional behind-the-scenes tours. Museum entry is included in your ticket. Planetarium and 4D Show tickets can be purchased onsite.
2pm - 4pm | Vista Room: Presentations and Keynote
4pm - 5:30pm | Museum: Explore the museum on your own. Catch an impromptu presentation in the SC Wings of Wonder Exhibit. Take a behind-the-scenes tour.
5:30pm - 7:30pm | Mezzanine: Light dinner and socializing
Attire: Bespoke Nature - Wear your favorite or most creative nature-inspired attire.
Whether you've been part of the SCAN community for years, recently joined us, are a friend of the organization, or simply wish to honor Rudy Mancke's extraordinary legacy, we invite you to celebrate the people, places, discoveries, and friendships that have shaped our first 50 years - and help launch the next 50!
Space is limited. Reserve your seat today!
Event sponsored by Scott Hall Catering
RSVP here:
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/scan-50th-anniversary-gala
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/scan-50th-anniversary-gala
For five decades, SCAN members have explored South Carolina's landscapes, documented its natural history, and shared that knowledge with others. The 50th Anniversary Gala celebrates that remarkable legacy and looks ahead to the next generation of discovery.
On Saturday, July 25, SCAN members and friends of the organization will gather at the South Carolina State Museum for an afternoon of fellowship, reflection, and inspiration. Together we'll honor the legacy of founder Rudy Mancke, hear a special keynote presentation, "What It Means To Be a Naturalist: Lessons and Legacy" by Josh Arrants, and look back at 50 years of natural history discovery across South Carolina.
The celebration includes complimentary Museum entry, exhibits, historical highlights, a light dinner custom-themed for SCAN by Scott Hall Catering, and opportunities to reconnect with fellow naturalists from across the state.
Agenda:
12pm - 2pm | Museum: Come early and explore the museum at your leisure. Optional behind-the-scenes tours. Museum entry is included in your ticket. Planetarium and 4D Show tickets can be purchased onsite.
2pm - 4pm | Vista Room: Presentations and Keynote
4pm - 5:30pm | Museum: Explore the museum on your own. Catch an impromptu presentation in the SC Wings of Wonder Exhibit. Take a behind-the-scenes tour.
5:30pm - 7:30pm | Mezzanine: Light dinner and socializing
Attire: Bespoke Nature - Wear your favorite or most creative nature-inspired attire.
Whether you've been part of the SCAN community for years, recently joined us, are a friend of the organization, or simply wish to honor Rudy Mancke's extraordinary legacy, we invite you to celebrate the people, places, discoveries, and friendships that have shaped our first 50 years - and help launch the next 50!
Space is limited. Reserve your seat today!
Event sponsored by Scott Hall Catering
RSVP here:
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/scan-50th-anniversary-gala
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Where is it happening?
South Carolina State Museum, 301 Gervais St,Columbia, South Carolina, United States
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