August 3, 2026

Science Fairs

Why Science Fairs Might Be the Funniest Part of Your Week

Science fairs are where baking soda, glitter, and panic unite. You walk into the gymnasium and immediately smell glue sticks and childhood anxiety. A kid explains worm behavior using spaghetti. Another accidentally creates smoke while testing “clean energy” with a hot glue gun. Parents pretend they didn’t build the entire volcano. A judge asks about the scientific method, and the student replies, “My mom googled it.” There’s always a robot that moves just enough to be creepy. Science fairs: hypothesis, humiliation, and half-baked brilliance in tri-fold display form.

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Chloe Summers

Chloe Summers, with her Journalism degree from UCLA, initially dove into the world of sports journalism, with a focus on surfing culture along the California coast. Her laid-back attitude and sunny disposition made her transition into comedy a natural one. On stage, Chloe rides the waves of humor with ease, sharing hilarious insights into the surfer lifestyle, environmental activism, and the peculiarities of life in sunny California, making her a crowd favorite in comedy clubs from San Diego to San Francisco.

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