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After School Programs

Our after school programs are run by the Museum's Executive Director, Elizabeth Leidhold, an environmental scientist and lifelong educator who has inspired hundreds of young people within our communities.

Our fun-filled science programs, taught by Elizabeth or local experts, are exceptionally regarded and always interesting, and seek to connect kids with the amazing natural world around them. Please register early, programs fill quickly!

“The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be ignited.”

– Plutarch

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS

Our after school programs connect kids with the amazing natural world around them. Register Today!

Netting and identification at Harbormaster’s beach

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September 17 @ 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Marion Natural History Museum

We will be heading down to the Harbormaster’s Beach to see what fish and other animals remain in Sippican Harbor. We will most likely be getting wet so please dress…

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Animal Architecture

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October 9 @ 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Marion Natural History Museum

Using specimens from the museum’s collections we will inspect and identify the physical adaptations of each that helps it survive in its environment. Then we’ll be creating our own animals…

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If you experience any issues or want assistance registering for a program, please don't hesitate to contact our Executive Director for assistance.

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