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Science meets mixology in ‘My Chemical Cocktail’ at the Emerald Coast Science Center

Participants explore the chemistry of cocktails while learning mixology techniques in a unique fundraising event combining science education with craft beverages.
Courtesy of the Emerald Coast Science Center

The Emerald Coast Science Center is combining chemistry education with cocktail crafting, inviting local bars and mixologists to demonstrate the science behind their creations. 

  • The ‘My Chemical Cocktail’ event will take place on March 1, 2025 from 6-9 p.m. at the Emerald Coast Science Center (31 Memorial Pkwy SW, Fort Walton Beach).

Participants will sample cocktails and vote for their favorite winners in categories such as “Best Presentation”, “Most Scientific”, and more.

Early bird tickets are being sold for $50 each, with ticket prices increasing to $60 the week of the event. The evening will also include light refreshments, live music, and chances to win prizes. This event is for ages 21 and up.

Courtesy of the Emerald Coast Science Center

“This event is a fun way to experience the magic of chemistry in a setting that’s as engaging as it is informative,” said Kate Fox, Development Coordinator at the Emerald Coast Science Center. “It’s a great opportunity to mix, sip, and learn in a relaxed, social environment while supporting the museum.”

Bars and restaurants interested in participating can contact Jacie Chandler (jacie@ecscience.org) to receive more information about sample cocktails and event specifications. 

  • The Science Center is also looking for event sponsors. Businesses interested in supporting this event can contact Kate Fox (kate@ecscience.org). 

Proceeds from the event will benefit the Science Center to further its mission to inspire a scientifically engaged community through STEAM education and public outreach.Tickets are available at bit.ly/mychemicalcocktail2025.

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