Spies of the Manhattan Project
Go beyond the history books and into the shadows of the Manhattan Project with David Kitchen, a retired Director from the CIA's Directorate of Operations. He brings unparalleled insight into the Soviet espionage that compromised America's most guarded secret. This gripping presentation reveals how spies used sophisticated techniques to steal nuclear information, setting the stage for the Cold War. Learn the truth about the individuals who risked everything to betray their nation.

David Kitchen, Senior Intelligence Service, Directorate of Operations, CIA (Ret), will explore:

Operational details of Soviet spycraft within the Manhattan Project.
The impact of this espionage on global security.
The intelligence battles were fought behind the scenes.
Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to learn from a seasoned intelligence professional.

Join us on Thursday, January 15, at the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History. Doors open at 5:30 pm. The presentation begins at 6:00 pm and ends at 7:30 pm

Admission is $12 per person; you must be 21 years old to attend. Admission includes one drink ticket. Guests can purchase additional drinks. IDs are required. Please drink responsibly.

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About the Spyglass Festival
Explore secrets, science, and espionage at the three-day Spyglass Festival, January 15-17, featuring spy games, STEM adventures, secret-agent movie nights, and unique viewings of real Cold War artifacts to deliver a fun, immersive historical experience.

We extend our deepest gratitude to Visit Albuquerque for the generous grant that makes this exciting weekend possible!