Polynesian Navigation @ the S.F. Exploratorium After Dark- May 6th

ByPatti Mangan

Celebrate Never Lost, Polynesian navigation, enjoy Hawaiian music and hands-on interactive science. Go solo or with a gang of friends – easy to meet people as there is always interactive aspects.



First Thursday of the month – May 6th, 2010
During the evening, expert ocean navigator Kalepa Baybayan will share some of the astounding non-instrument techniques that have enabled Pacific Islanders to cross the Pacific for thousands of years. Award-winning slack key guitarist Makana will also play. Only 31, he has toured the world numerous times with regular appearances on the mainland United States

Exploratorium After Dark, an adventurous after-hours series for adults.

$15 per person, 6-10 PM, first Thursday of every month – plan ahead
$25 member pass to all After Dark events for the year- score – $2 per evening!

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