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MAD SCIENTIST BALL SIX
February 27, 2010
There's a powerful secret bubbling in cutting-edge circles of high-octane scientists around the world. It would turn Darwin on his head, prove Einstein wrong and expose Newton's blunder. It involves an event in Fort Worth, Texas unlike any other. It is true GeNiUS and you won’t want to miss it.
Fire up your synapses for a party that will inspire your creativity as you unleash your inner mad scientist. Join us on February 27, 2010 for the 6th annual Mad Scientist Ball benefitting the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History.
Explore the Museum’s new building while you dine on fabulous food creations and experiment with out-of-this world activities. Covalent bonds will begin to dissolve once you hit the dance floor and we guarantee that you will experience a high-voltage evening beyond your wildest imagination. And believe us – you won’t want to miss this first MSB in our spectacular new Legorreta+Legorreta-designed building.
Examine the complete list of Table Underwriting Opportunities - PDF and benefits and get into your element. Quantum physics have proven that space in the Museum is limited, so buy your table online today. Or complete the MSB Reservation Form - PDF and return it by mail or fax. For more information, call 817-255-9449.
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With your support, we are changing the world---one element at a time.
BACKGROUND ON THE MAD SCIENTIST BALL
What
Originally founded in 2004 by Fort Worth community leader Carter Martin, this is the sixth annual Mad Scientist Ball, driven by a volunteer committee of community and business leaders.
The Mad Scientist Ball is the primary annual fund raising event benefiting the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History’s ongoing educational programs. “Expect the unexpected” has become the underlying idea behind the party, which has made it one of the most popular, sold-out events in Fort Worth.
After a two-year hiatus to the Fort Worth Convention Center Arena, this will be the Museum’s first Mad Scientist Ball in its spectacular, much anticipated new Legorreta+Legorreta designed building.
When
Saturday, February 27, 2010
7:30 p.m. – Midnight
Where
Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
1600 Gendy Street
Fort Worth Cultural District
Valet parking from the Museum’s main entrance on Gendy Street
Activities
Guests enjoy an unusual mix of activities, including an upscale gourmet dinner followed by dancing, along with a variety of fun, interactive science learning experiences.
Attire
Metallic science fare chic; lab coats optional.
Audience
600 people at tables of ten. Tables are typically purchased by a mix of companies, organizations, and philanthropic donors.
Table Underwriting and Sponsorship Opportunities
Table underwriting opportunities are available at $50,000; $25,000; $10,000; and $5,000; with corresponding benefits. Additional opportunities for exclusive sponsorship recognition are available at levels beginning at $10,000.
