Free tickets to an April 10 presentation by meteorologist and extreme storm chaser Reed Timmer, who will headline this year’s Nebraska Science Festival, are available at noon today.
Timmer — among the few to ever document both an F5 tornado and the most devastating hurricane in U.S. history — will present April 10 at Joslyn Museum’s Witherspoon Concert Hall. His 7:30 p.m. presentation is free to the public but requires a reserved ticket and is suitable for ages 12 and older.
Tickets for general admission seating to Timmer’s presentation will be released at noon on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets will be available this year online at Eventbrite. Users will need to create a login and password, then search for “Reed Timmer NE SciFest Keynote Presentation.” Once there, you may reserve up to four free tickets.
Tickets are not available at the door. Although the presentation is free, tickets are required for admittance on April 10 when doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets for Nebraska Science Festival keynote speakers have gone quickly.
The third annual Nebraska Science Festival — presented by UNMC and scheduled for April 10-18 — will feature an array of science- and technology-related activities in communities across the state.
It was such a shame that the Eventbrite website was not working until AFTER all the tickets were gone/reserved! They did indeed go very quickly! Your article was almost too effective for those of us who were unable to get tickets. Thanks so much for the information. It was worth trying for! : )