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Featured Upcoming Event on May 7 at 1:00 pm
Creating a Backyard Pollinator Haven with Dr. Erin Zagadailov
Erin will provide simple tips and tricks that you can implement in your own home garden to attract pollinators and promote pollinator conservation. She will provide an overview of her favorite pollinator-friendly perennials and garden must-haves for growing in Zones 4/5. After her talk, she’ll have locally grown cut tulip bouquets for sale.
Bio: Dr. Erin Zagadailov is the founder and creator of Lady Grantham Apiary, a bees-first flower farm in Grantham, NH, with a mission to promote pollinator conservation and locally grown flowers. Taking a sabbatical from biotech, she is a pharmacist and health economist with expertise in developing and commercializing treatments for oncology and rare diseases. Her research has been published in the New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet, and other scientific journals. In her spare time, Erin volunteers with the New Hampshire Women’s Foundation. See more of her work at the Lady Grantham Apiary.
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Program(s) for starting 05/26/2023
Science Yoga
11:30 AM
Science Yoga is on Wednesdays at 11:30. This full-body, playful program combines body awareness with an introduction to early science topics ranging from dinosaurs to planets. Feel free to BYOYM (bring-your-own-yoga-mat) or borrow one of ours.
Audience: Children, Families, Science Yoga
Location: Community Room
Cost: Free with Museum Admission
View Event DetailsAsk The Expert: Q&A with Simone & Nicole!
11:30 AM
Audience: Adults, Children, Families, Preteens and Teens, Ask the Expert
Location: Under the Arctic exhibition
Cost: Free with Museum Admission
View Event DetailsAsk The Expert: Q&A with Fernando!
11:30 AM
Q & A with scientist Fernando Lopez. From Mr. Lopez: “I am fascinated by soil carbon. My current research looks at understanding how the mineralogy of and microbial…
Audience: Adults, Children, Families, Preteens and Teens, Ask the Expert
Cost: Free with Museum Admission
View Event DetailsScience Yoga
11:30 AM
Science Yoga is on Wednesdays at 11:30. This full-body, playful program combines body awareness with an introduction to early science topics ranging from dinosaurs to planets. Feel free to BYOYM (bring-your-own-yoga-mat) or borrow one of ours.
Audience: Children, Families, Science Yoga
Location: Community Room
Cost: Free with Museum Admission
View Event DetailsAsk the Expert: Q & A with Marisa
11:30 AM
How are Arctic landscapes changing? And what can Earth’s changing landscape tell us about Mars millions—or billions—of years ago? Meet Dr. Marisa Palucis, who investigates…
Audience: Adults, Children, Families, Preteens and Teens, Ask the Expert
Cost: Free with Museum Admission
View Event DetailsNature Saturday, August 2023
10:30 AM
Welcome to Nature Saturday, a new outdoor program for children ages 2-5 and their caregivers. Nature Saturday is designed to spark a familiarity with, passion for, and love of…
Audience: Children, Nature Saturdays
Cost: $5 per child (members), $5 per child, +Admission (non-members)
View Event DetailsScience Yoga
11:30 AM
Science Yoga is on Wednesdays at 11:30. This full-body, playful program combines body awareness with an introduction to early science topics ranging from dinosaurs to planets. Feel free to BYOYM (bring-your-own-yoga-mat) or borrow one of ours.
Audience: Children, Families, Science Yoga
Location: Community Room
Cost: Free with Museum Admission
View Event DetailsTogetherTime Tales: Rockets
10:30 AM
Learn about the parts of a moon rocket in Tony Mitton’s Roaring Rockets and then make your own stomp rocket to launch skyward.
Audience: Children, Families, TogetherTime Tales
Cost: Free with Museum Admission
View Event DetailsOld Forests: What They Are, Why They’re Important, and Opportunities for Management
1:00 PM
Old Forests: What They Are, Why They’re Important, and Opportunities for Management Most of Vermont’s forests are young, having been cleared within the last 200 years, and…
Audience: Adults, Hanover Garden Club
Location: Community Room
Cost: Free
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