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The Genius Spark of Nikola Tesla, Expo at Navy Pier

The Chicago Council on Science and Technology and Belgrade Committee Sister Cities International Present:

The Genius Spark of Nikola Tesla

A traveling exhibit of one of the world’s most celebrated scientists
in its first U.S. visit

Navy Pier
August 6 – 28, 2011
Free and Open to the Public 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily
Arranged in cooperation with the Belgrade Committee of Chicago Sister Cities International.

 

To see a review of the exhibit and the opening night event click here

www.teslaexhibitchicago.com

To become a member click here

Partners:

Media Sponsors:

Platinum Donors:

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Chabraja
Mary Ann and Charles La Bahn
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nelson
Dushan and Nancy Petrovich
Paul and Mary Yovovich

Gold Donors:

Mr. and Mrs. Vlado Bjelopetrovic
Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Ciric
Mrs. Kathy Fanslow Lifeline Humanitarian
Mr. and Mrs. Petar Gataric
Milan and Shannon Mrksich
Mr. and Mrs. Miroslav Mrksic
Dr. and Mrs. Zivojin Pavlovic
Candice and Dr. Steven Rosen

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