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THE TECH INTERACTIVE ANNOUNCES TOTALLY RAD SUMMER LINEUP
It's Giving Science, Nostalgia, and Serious Chill — No Sunscreen Required! SAN JOSE, Calif., June 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Skip the sunscreen and crank up the curiosity because summer at The Tech Interactive is bringing serious 90s-inspired vibes. From June 20 to August 3, Silicon Valley's premier science and technology center will offer extended hours, hands-on experiences, and a full lineup of creative programming for visitors of all ages. From massive domino builds to throwback dance nights and Hollywood films on the largest IMAX® dome screen on the West Coast, The Tech Interactive is the Bay Area's go-to destination for cool fun and hands-on learning. The museum will be open until 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday, all summer long. In addition to exploring 130,000 square feet of interactive exhibits, including the new AI-powered Dream Garden, guests can participate in summer workshops and pop-up activities. From building solar ovens for roasting s'mores to experimenting with molecular gastronomy, there's always something to inspire the innovator in everyone. 'If Summer at The Tech were a mixtape, it'd be packed with science hits, hands-on jams, and blockbuster IMAX tracks,' said Natalie Taylor, VP of Engagement & Experiences at The Tech Interactive. 'From building epic domino chains to chilling out after hours at Tech at Nite, it's going to be all that and a bag of chips.' Summer Highlights Include: Totally IMAXed OutBeat the heat with blockbusters in the IMAX Dome, including F1 (June 26–July 5), Superman (July 10–20), and The Grateful Dead Movie (Aug. 16–17). Daily edutainment documentaries are free with general admission, including T. Rex, Blue Whales, Wild Rescue, Shark Kingdom, and Fungi. Wild Rescue in IMAX: Opens June 27Follow the real-life rescue and rehab journeys of wild animals in this powerful, family-friendly film based on work by the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network. Tech Topple: July 13–19Watch a team of expert domino and machine builders, led by YouTube's Flash Domino, construct a 50,000-domino masterpiece. Don't miss The Big Topple on July 19 at 1 p.m. Shark Week: July 20–26Celebrate sharks with themed activities, science pop-ups, and the premiere of Shark Kingdom in IMAX. Bonus: Jaws returns to the dome for a 50th anniversary screening, Aug. 30–Sept. 1. Sock Skating Rink: July 22–Aug. 3Glide across a colorful, music-filled rink –no skates required! Just bring your favorite socks. Tech at Nite: Rewind Edition: July 24 (21+)Relive your middle school field trip, this time with DJs, drinks, and hands-on experiments! Tickets start at $35. About The Tech Interactive:The Tech Interactive is a family-friendly science and technology center in the heart of downtown San Jose. With 130,000 square feet of interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, experimental labs, we empower people to innovate with creativity, curiosity, and compassion. We're committed to expanding access to STEAM education for all, guided by our mission to inspire the innovator in everyone.
Yahoo
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THE TECH INTERACTIVE ANNOUNCES TOTALLY RAD SUMMER LINEUP
It's Giving Science, Nostalgia, and Serious Chill — No Sunscreen Required! SAN JOSE, Calif., June 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Skip the sunscreen and crank up the curiosity because summer at The Tech Interactive is bringing serious 90s-inspired vibes. From June 20 to August 3, Silicon Valley's premier science and technology center will offer extended hours, hands-on experiences, and a full lineup of creative programming for visitors of all ages. From massive domino builds to throwback dance nights and Hollywood films on the largest IMAX® dome screen on the West Coast, The Tech Interactive is the Bay Area's go-to destination for cool fun and hands-on learning. The museum will be open until 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday, all summer long. In addition to exploring 130,000 square feet of interactive exhibits, including the new AI-powered Dream Garden, guests can participate in summer workshops and pop-up activities. From building solar ovens for roasting s'mores to experimenting with molecular gastronomy, there's always something to inspire the innovator in everyone. "If Summer at The Tech were a mixtape, it'd be packed with science hits, hands-on jams, and blockbuster IMAX tracks," said Natalie Taylor, VP of Engagement & Experiences at The Tech Interactive. "From building epic domino chains to chilling out after hours at Tech at Nite, it's going to be all that and a bag of chips." Summer Highlights Include: Totally IMAXed OutBeat the heat with blockbusters in the IMAX Dome, including F1 (June 26–July 5), Superman (July 10–20), and The Grateful Dead Movie (Aug. 16–17). Daily edutainment documentaries are free with general admission, including T. Rex, Blue Whales, Wild Rescue, Shark Kingdom, and Fungi. Wild Rescue in IMAX: Opens June 27Follow the real-life rescue and rehab journeys of wild animals in this powerful, family-friendly film based on work by the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network. Tech Topple: July 13–19Watch a team of expert domino and machine builders, led by YouTube's Flash Domino, construct a 50,000-domino masterpiece. Don't miss The Big Topple on July 19 at 1 p.m. Shark Week: July 20–26Celebrate sharks with themed activities, science pop-ups, and the premiere of Shark Kingdom in IMAX. Bonus: Jaws returns to the dome for a 50th anniversary screening, Aug. 30–Sept. 1. Sock Skating Rink: July 22–Aug. 3Glide across a colorful, music-filled rink –no skates required! Just bring your favorite socks. Tech at Nite: Rewind Edition: July 24 (21+)Relive your middle school field trip, this time with DJs, drinks, and hands-on experiments! Tickets start at $35. About The Tech Interactive:The Tech Interactive is a family-friendly science and technology center in the heart of downtown San Jose. With 130,000 square feet of interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, experimental labs, we empower people to innovate with creativity, curiosity, and compassion. We're committed to expanding access to STEAM education for all, guided by our mission to inspire the innovator in everyone. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE The Tech Interactive Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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ITV reality star reveals he's engaged to stunning model girlfriend as he proposes during romantic getaway
Kavos Weekender star Ethan Aveiro has got engaged to model partner Natalie Taylor after two years together. Ethan, who was a rep on the ITV2 show alongside David Potts in 2023, proposed to his girlfriend during a romantic holiday in Crete. The couple, who have a million followers on TikTok, shared their happy news in a very romantic video on Tuesday. In the clip, Natalie showed off her incredible figure in a white mesh dress, while Ethan opted for a cream co-ord for the special occasion. The reality star secretly filmed the surprise proposal and explained: 'It's the 10th of June 2025. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. 'It's currently half six, and if Nat gets the timings right she'll be engaged in half an hour.' A montage of romantic photos then flashed up with Alex Warren's song Ordinary playing over the top. It cut to a shocked Natalie walking out, with Ethan getting down on one knee and popping the question. As a woman played the violin in the background, Natalie was seen nodding before Ethan put the ring on her finger and they shared a kiss. Natalie showcased the diamond ring on several occasions, including putting it towards the camera in one clip. Fans and celebrity pals rushed to the comment section to congratulate the loved-up couple. The pair met in 2023 after Ethan found fame on Kavos Weekender. Following the series, ITV decided to 'cancel' the Weekender franchise ahead of the return of Big Brother that same year. The wild series, which has been running for 10 years, followed holiday reps and a group of young adults in some of Europe's most renowned party destinations. Boozy partygoers jetted off to the likes of Ibiza, Magaluf and Kavos over the past decade and took part in the series. Weekender has produced a number of popular reality stars including David Potts and Jordan Davies, who are said to be 'gutted' by the news. An insider told The Sun: 'The cast were recently informed that planned filming later this year has been cancelled and the show won't be coming back. They're all gutted as many of them have been on it for years and it's always been a popular format. 'ITV2 have had to make some difficult decisions with the return of Big Brother taking up a big portion of the schedule later in the year, and it looks like the Weekender series is one of those casualties... 'Obviously in telly land shows can always be resurrected, so it's not necessarily gone forever, but for the foreseeable future it's off the cards.' For series one to three, Weekender was based in Magaluf at the Lively Hotel before moving to Ibiza for the fourth series in 2015 until 2020. Following the coronavirus pandemic, the ITV2 show relocated for the tenth series to the Morfeas Hotel in Kavos. The show followed two different sets of young people aged between 18 and 24 enjoying boozy nights and for some it was their first holiday without their parents.
