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The Scott Family Amazeum announced today that it has been selected to receive a 2024 National Moonshot Grant provided by Remake Learning, the leading free peer network for educators and innovators. The grant will provide $47,000 to support developing and organizing a regional learning ecosystem.

We’re thrilled to share some fantastic news with our Amazeum community! The Scott Family Amazeum has been awarded the Silver Winner in the Annual Report category by the 2024 Southeastern Museums Conference (SEMC) Publications Competition!

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At the Amazeum, we’re not just inspiring the next generation of curious minds—we’re also empowering those who will guide them: our educators. This summer, we were fortunate to have two remarkable summer camp interns, Maddy Adkins and Addy Cassell, join our team. Both upcoming educators, Maddy and Addy spent the summer facilitating educational activities at our camps, and their experiences have profoundly influenced their teaching philosophies. In a recent interview, they shared insights into how their time at the Amazeum has prepared them for the classroom and shaped their vision for the future of education.

Last weekend, the Amazeum was abuzz with excitement as we hosted a unique community spotlight event featuring the dynamic duo of Papa Rap and MR.S1NGH, also known as DilSkillz. This event, part of the Ra-Ve Cultural Foundation House Concert series, brought together the vibrant sounds of Puerto Rican Caribbean rhythms and Punjabi rap, creating an unforgettable fusion of cultures and music.

What is the Teen Sticker Contest?At the Amazeum, we believe in nurturing creativity and providing a platform for young artists to showcase their talents. Our annual Teen Sticker Contest is a vibrant celebration of youth creativity, where teens get the chance to express themselves through art and design. This contest is not just about creating stickers; it's about encouraging artistic exploration, fostering a sense of community, and giving teens the opportunity to see their work come to life.

Written by Lillie Dawes, Summer Camp Intern 2024

The Amazeum is more than just a museum; it's a place where children like Thomas can flourish, learn, and create lasting memories.

The Youth Maker Market program is not just about selling products; it's about nurturing the next generation of innovators, artists, and leaders.

The Fraser family's story embodies the spirit of exploration and discovery at the Amazeum.