Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe

🍀 Feeling lucky this St. Patrick’s Day? At TSCW, we believe the real magic is in curiosity, invention, and perseverance - values Nikola Tesla embodied every day. You can become part of that legacy through Bricks for Nik, our commemorative brick program that helps support the restoration of Nikola Tesla’s last remaining laboratory. 🍀 Buy a Brick. Build Tesla’s Legacy. donate.brickmarkers.com/tsc #StPatricksDay #BricksForNik #NikolaTesla #Wardenclyffe #STEM

The Wardenclyffe grounds looked especially mysterious this weekend. One of our followers captured this incredible photo of the Nikola Tesla statue emerging through the fog — a quiet reminder that this historic place continues to spark curiosity and imagination more than a century later. Have you visited Wardenclyffe yet? Guided tours of Wardenclyffe begin again on March 20th. Contact us to book your tour and explore the grounds of Nikola Tesla’s last remaining laboratory.

This early 1900s atlas shows WARDENCLYFFE printed boldly across Shoreham — with Nikola Tesla’s “Wireless Tower” and “Wireless Tower House” clearly marked along the rail line. More than a century ago, Tesla put this place on the map with a vision for wireless power and global communication. Today, we’re working to put it back on the map — restoring Tesla’s last remaining laboratory and opening the Eugene Sayan Visitor Center to inspire the next generation of innovators. Wardenclyffe was once a symbol of the future. With your support, it will be again. Donate today to be part of the restoration. Image: Early 20th-century E. Belcher Hyde atlas of Suffolk County, Long Island. Photo via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).

@vegastarr That’s one of the biggest questions we hear. Nikola Tesla’s ideas were far ahead of their time, and history didn’t always give him credit. At Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe, we’re working to change that through education and storytelling.

“Nikola Tesla changed the world with his imagination and scientific courage. This site has the potential to inspire that same spirit in generations to come.” — Kara Cannon, Executive Director We’re excited to welcome Kara Cannon as Executive Director of Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe as we enter an exciting new chapter in 2026—focused on restoration, education, and innovation. 🔗 Read the full press release at teslasciencecenter.org ✨ Follow us to stay connected as Wardenclyffe comes to life. #TeslaScienceCenter #Wardenclyffe #NikolaTesla #STEMEducation #Innovation #ScienceHistory #WomenInSTEM #LongIsland #NonprofitLeadership #FutureOfSTEM

Proud to celebrate Jane Alcorn and Steve Matza of Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe, honored this weekend at the Tesla Spirit Award Conference in NYC for their dedicated service—part of the Tesla Foundation Conference celebrating Nikola Tesla’s 170th birthday year.

On this day in history, January 7, 1943, Nikola Tesla died. Three days later, in a radio eulogy written by Louis Adamic and read by New York City Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, he told millions over the airwaves that “Tesla is not dead. The real, important part of Tesla lives in his achievement.” At TSCW, those words shape our mission every day. Tesla’s legacy was never meant to belong to one company, one country, or one era — it belongs to humanity, and to the next generation of innovators who will carry his imaginative thinking forward. “…We celebrate his achievement on Earth, his great triumph, which is our triumph — the triumph of all the people of the world. We celebrate his contributions to our life, to the sum total of civilization and human potentialities in America and everywhere, which will be as permanent as man himself…” Today, that spirit remains alive at TSCW on Long Island, where we celebrate the enduring legacy of a humanitarian genius whose work became part of daily life and our shared human story. 🔗 Learn about our mission and subscribe to stay current at teslasciencecenter.org

We’re thrilled to welcome Kara Cannon as Executive Director of Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe ⚡ A former CEO of Enzo Biochem and respected science leader, Kara brings 30+ years of global experience and a heartfelt dedication to STEM. After decades in the corporate and scientific sectors, she brings a renewed passion for helping the next generation of innovators thrive. She will guide site growth, expanded educational programming, and the launch of the Eugene Sayan Visitor Center—advancing Nikola Tesla’s legacy through innovation and STEM learning. 🔗 Read more: bit.ly/45whiMJ 👇 Please join us in welcoming her — and follow TSCW to keep up with our 2026 progress and milestones ahead. #Wardenclyffe #NikolaTesla #STEMEducation #Innovation

As the year comes to a close, we’re reflecting on an incredible year at Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe — and feeling deeply grateful. 💙 From the energy of the Nikola Tesla Expo and SpaceHack, to welcoming families during Winter at Wardenclyffe, campus tours, hands-on learning, and the dedication of our amazing volunteers — this year was powered by curiosity, community, and creativity. ⚡ We also reached a major milestone as construction began on the Eugene Sayan Visitor Center — the first building on the Wardenclyffe site that will soon allow us to welcome guests and share Nikola Tesla’s legacy in an entirely new way in 2026. Thank you to everyone who joined us, supported us, volunteered, and believed in what Wardenclyffe can become. As we step into the new year, the future is taking shape — and we can’t wait for what’s ahead. Wishing you a bright, inspired New Year’s Eve from all of us at Wardenclyffe. ✨⚡ #Wardenclyffe #NikolaTesla #STEMEducation #ScienceAndInnovation #CommunityPowered #LookingAhead #NewYearsEve

Thank You for a Magical Winter at Wardenclyffe From twinkling lights to curious minds and bundled-up families, Winter at Wardenclyffe was everything we hoped for—and more. Thank you to everyone who joined us on the grounds of Nikola Tesla’s last remaining laboratory to celebrate the season with science, creativity, and community. Your energy, smiles, and support are what bring this historic site to life. As we move through this season of giving, we invite you to stay connected with us. Join our mailing list for updates, events, and behind-the-scenes progress at Wardenclyffe—and follow us on social media to continue the conversation. Sign up & follow along: mailchi.mp/tscw/subscribe

Construction continues to move forward on the TSCW Eugene Sayan Visitor Center, the first phase of our larger vision taking shape on the site of Nikola Tesla’s last remaining laboratory in the world. With each milestone reached, our 16-acre campus is steadily transforming into a world-class STEM innovation center and museum. This transformation is actively underway—but there’s still work ahead, and we need your help to keep the momentum going. You can be part of this historic transformation: 🔗 Make a donation to support construction and future phases: bit.ly/3KUzw3s 🧱 Leave your mark with a commemorative Brick for Nik: bit.ly/42pQv33 🤝 Explore corporate partnership opportunities: bit.ly/48Q2M3s Together, we’re not just building a center—we’re creating a legacy of innovation for generations to come. #TeslaScienceCenter #Wardenclyffe #NikolaTesla #TeslasLegacy #STEMInnovation #ScienceMuseum #FutureOfSTEM

Looking for the perfect holiday gifts for the Tesla fan, science lover, or future innovator in your life? Don’t miss the TSCW Store at Winter at Wardenclyffe — stocked with unique, science-inspired items you won’t find anywhere else! Here’s a sneak peek at what you’ll discover on December 13. Come shop local, spark curiosity, and take home something that celebrates innovation and Nikola Tesla’s legacy. 📷 This event is free to attend — RSVP today.

This Giving Tuesday, we invite you to join us in the Power of Giving. Your support helps bring Nikola Tesla’s last remaining laboratory back to life and transforms Wardenclyffe into a global hub for science, technology, and innovation. In honor of Tesla’s fascination with the numbers 3, 6, and 9, we welcome donations made in increments of 3, 6, or 9. Every dollar counts — and even adding an extra zero can accelerate our mission. Your contribution directly supports STEM education programs, site restoration, hands-on exhibits, and the future Eugene Sayan Visitor Center opening in 2026. ➡️ Donate today: teslasciencecenter.org/support #GivingTuesday #PowerOfGiving #BuildTeslasLegacy #STEMEducation #Nonprofit #Innovation #NikolaTesla #Wardenclyffe

Progress Continues: Building the Future at Wardenclyffe Construction is in full swing on the Eugene Sayan Visitor Center, and every day brings exciting new signs of progress at Nikola Tesla’s historic laboratory. What began as a vision is now becoming reality — the future of Wardenclyffe is taking shape before our eyes. ⚡ Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the dedication of our volunteers, and the unwavering support of our community, this next chapter in Tesla Science Center’s journey is unfolding beautifully. 💙 ✨ Opening Summer 2026 ✨ The Eugene Sayan Visitor Center will be a vibrant hub for discovery, education, and community — honoring Tesla’s legacy while inspiring the next generation of innovators. 💫 Be part of the journey: 🔗 Subscribe for early project updates 🔗 Become a Member for exclusive behind-the-scenes access 🔗 Buy a Brick for Nik and leave your mark on history 👉 Visit our website to get involved! #TeslaScienceCenter #Wardenclyffe #NikolaTesla #Innovation #STEM #PowerOfGiving #FutureInTheMaking #ConstructionUpdate #CommunityImpact #CorporateGiving #MembersOnly

Your DAF can power the future. ⚡ Support Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe and help transform Nikola Tesla’s last laboratory into a global hub for innovation. Give today: app.dafday.com #DAFDay2025 #Innovation #Philanthropy

Proud to spotlight our sponsor: SpaceKitz! 🛰️ Creators of Signal Hunters, a hands-on STEM kit that lets students do what once only scientists could — build satellite ground stations, capture live data from orbit, and watch Earth images appear in real time. 🌍✨ Thanks to their support, our SpaceHack Saturday Series is giving students the chance to connect with space technology in action and see how it impacts life here on Earth. 👉 Don’t miss the final SpaceHack Saturday this weekend — there’s still time to register! 🔗 bit.ly/SpaceHack927 #SpaceHack #STEMeducation #ThankYou #SpaceKitz #Innovation #FutureExplorers

⚡ History in the making at Wardenclyffe! We’ve broken ground on the Eugene Sayan Visitor Center, the first step in transforming Nikola Tesla’s last lab into a global science center. 🌍 👉 Subscribe for early updates 👉 Become a Member for behind-the-scenes access #TeslaScienceCenter #NikolaTesla #Innovation

What if you could create your own space show using the same software as planetariums around the world? 🌍✨ Find out at SpaceHack Session 2: OPENSPACE! 📅 Saturday, Sept 13 | 🕘 9 AM – 2 PM 📍 Suffolk County Community College, NY 🔓 FREE for students grades 9–undergrad Students will use NASA-funded OpenSpace software — the same tool used at the Hayden Planetarium and Vanderbilt Planetarium — to visualize outer space and design their own cosmic journeys. 🚀🌌 🔗 Register today: teslasciencecenter.org/events/spaceha… 👉 Tag a parent or student who would love this opportunity! #SpaceHack2025 #STEMEducation #FutureInnovators #NASA #SuffolkCounty

Back to school, back to space! As local students head into a new school year this week, we’re launching into learning of a different kind. 🚀 This Saturday marks Session 1 of SpaceHack Saturdays —an exciting deep dive into the world of radio science and communication. From Nikola Tesla’s pioneering wireless experiments at Wardenclyffe to today’s space missions, radio is the invisible thread connecting innovation across generations. Don’t miss the start of our 2025 Space Science season—where students explore, problem-solve, and prepare for the NASA Space Apps Challenge. 📅 Session 1: Radio Science & Communication 📍 Suffolk County Community College ✨ Can’t make it this week? No problem—there are 4 weeks of SpaceHack sessions ahead. 👉 Learn more and sign up: teslasciencecenter.org/events/spaceha… #SpaceHack2025 #STEAM #BackToSchool #Innovation #TeslaScienceCenter

TSCW is headed to @hopeconf – one of the world’s most creative hacker & maker gatherings! Join Mike Caprio, Ed Wilson & Jeffrey Velez on Sunday, August 17, 11am ET for Hacking the Future at Tesla Science Center – updates on our Visitor Center, radio club, programs & more! 🔗 hope.net