Earthquake Exhibit Lecture
FREE
Public
Lecture:
Living in Earthqauke Country - A View from
Above
Date: April 24,
2026
Time:
7pm-8pm Come 15 minutes early
and look at giant map and find your home, will stay open until 8:30 for a
quick look at the museum
Location: 4074 Eggers Drive,
Fremont, California 94536
Lecturer: Joyce R. Blueford, Ph.D. Geologist Board President of
Math Science Nucleus
Age Group:
upper elementary to adult
The Hayward Fault has shaped the east bay.
Uplifting of the entire area has caused our rolling hills and steep
hills. This lecture will discuss the fault as part of the San Andreas
Plate Boundary. It will outline the creeping nature of the fault in
Alameda County. Lecture will discuss the historical aspects of earthquakes along the
Hayward Fault with emphasis on trace in Fremont. Learn about the
evidence that you see all over the city.
There will be time to see the map in the New Earthquake Hall as well as other historical pictures. Please reserve a seat as we are limited to 45 participants.
Also view the "Debbie Dome" and see plates move before your eyes. Experience an earthquake on the Wieckowski Widescreen. Invitation. Sandwiches and beveages will be available. Museum will be open if you would like to take a quick look. You will be able to spend time looking at this 21 foot map and the rest of the museum including the Fossils of Fremont.
Registration is free click here!
Registration is required as we have limited seating.
MATH/SCIENCE NUCLEUS
4074 Eggers Drive
Fremont,
California 94536
Call: (510) 790-6284 or Text: (510) 304-4300
msn@msnucleus.org;
https://www.msnucleus.org/