MIT’s Edgerton Center holds free Science on Saturday programs approximately monthly during the school year for elementary, middle, and high school students — as well as their parents and teachers.  Each is a fun, one-hour, interactive presentation beginning at 10AM in MIT’s Kresge Auditorium, 48 Massachusetts Ave. in Cambridge.  Kids under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. No pre-registration is necessary but seating is limited and first-come, first-seated.  The upcoming programs are:

• December 3: Physics
• February 4, 2017:  Your Developing Brain
• March 4, 2017: Chemistry
• April 1, 2017: How the Internet Works

To celebrate Computer Science Education Week, Hubspot (2 Canal Park in Cambridge) will show the movie, Code Girl, on December 5, 6-9PM.  The film portrays high-school girls around the world as they break into technology and programming. Drinks, dinner, and mingling start at 6PM, with the movie at 6:30PM.  Register for free. For more information, email ejames@hubspot.com.

The Wellesley College chapter of Science Club for Girls invites families to its fourth annual Science Fest on November 13, 2-4PM at the Science Center on the Wellesley campus. Students in Grades K-8 will have the opportunity to interact with various STEM departments and organizations on the Wellesley campus.  For more information, see their Facebook page or email idalessa@wellesley.edu or msarang@wellesley.edu.