Adults ages 18 and up will have fun with friends as we celebrate all things Pittsburgh at 18+ Night: Black and Gold Science on Friday, September 23rd.

From 6pm to 10pm, visitors can meet local sports writers Chris Carter and Josh Yohe to ask their hard-hitting questions and gain expert insight into this year’s hockey and football season. I can do it. Celebrate Steel City with a show on Bracket Night. Local comedians go head-to-head to rank the greatest moments in Pittsburgh sports history and Pittsburgh’s best delicacies.

Join comedian and host Jeremiah Ion for an Inzer-themed Jackbox game projected on the largest screen in western Pennsylvania in Dolby Atmos surround sound at Langos Giant Cinemas.

Dan Lavoy, team and community program coordinator at the Carnegie Center for Science, said: “We bring in different local organizations and individuals to provide unique content for each event, so you’ll never experience his 18+ Night the same.”

In addition to the Science Center’s four floors, visitors will also enjoy after-hours access to GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked The World, featuring nearly 70 acoustic, electric, historic and even rare guitars. I can.

Tickets for 18+ Night: Black and Gold Science are $20 for Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh members and $25 for non-members when purchased in advance online.

https://carnegiesciencecenter.org/programs/science-after-hours/

Admission tickets are “Limited” and are $25 for members and $30 for non-members.

Food and drinks are available for purchase at the RiverView Café. Two cash bars will be onsite for visitors to enjoy while enjoying all four floors of the Science Center’s exhibits. Proper identification must be presented for all alcohol purchases.