Science and Suds
Join us every third Thursday of the month at 7:00pm for fun science discussions with great snacks and beverages at our new home:
NEW Location | Hopshire Farm & Brewery
1771 Dryden Road (Rt. 13), Freeville, NY
Free Admission (donations appreciated)
Science & Suds Beer Mugs | $12
Cash Discount | $10
Buy a mug at the event!
Join us for our fall lineup starting in September!
Date | Thursday, September 17 | 7-8PM
From Pint to Pastry - Baking with Craft Beer
Marion Ferrer, Professional Pastry Chef
Beer isn’t just for drinking! Join award-winning pastry chef Marion Ferrer as she explores the science, history, and creativity of baking with craft beer. Discover how beer transforms breads, cakes, cookies, and desserts through flavor, aroma, color, and chemistry.
We are also partnering with the Dryden Southworth Library and Protagonist Books and Beer for this event! Come early and check out some new books about baking, beer and by local authors like Charles Yaple.
Do you want to be a Science and Suds speaker? Or know someone who does? Email us at julie.barclay@limehollow.org
Would you like to get monthly updates about Science and Suds?
Upcoming Events
-
Marion Ferrer, Pastry Chef
From Pint to Pastry - Baking with Craft Beer
Beer isn’t just for drinking! Join award-winning pastry chef Marion Ferrer as she explores the science, history, and creativity of baking with craft beer. Discover how beer transforms breads, cakes, cookies, and desserts through flavor, aroma, color, and chemistry.
-
Dr. Cole Gilbert, Former Director of Undergraduate Biology, Cornell University Biology, Cornell University
Skullduggery: The way mammal skulls work
Skulls of mammals are marvels of natural evolution and can inform a lot about how the animal made a living, even if you do not know who owed that skull in life. I will bring a lot of skulls and talk about various attributes of sensory systems and dentition, including the quantitative biomechanics of bite force. No there won't be a test. This will not be a skull ID workshop per se, but if participants have a found skull they would like identified, we can give it a try after the presentation.
-
Dr. Arthur Degaetano
Professor of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Cornell University
It’ a bird; it’s a plane; it’s a Super El Niño!
A discussion on the El Niño Phenomenon and its affect on global and New York weather. I will also discuss El Niños in a warming world.
-
TBD
Special thanks to Hopshire Farm & Brewery for hosting Science & Suds. Learn more about the venue.