Embark on a Journey of Discovery with Our Engaging Programs!
Welcome to a realm of natural intrigue at the Marion Natural History Museum, where our programs captivate minds of all ages. Celebrated for the diversity and quality of our topics, we offer a rich tapestry of educational experiences that are both thought-provoking and fun.
Dive into an array of fascinating subjects: from the mysterious lives of sharks and the challenges faced by endangered species like the North Atlantic Right Whale, to the wonders of gardening, the excitement of rocket science, the innovation in robotics, and the advancements in marine technologies. Our programs are tailored to spark curiosity and deepen understanding, making every session a memorable journey of learning.
Accessible to all, our free and low-cost programs are designed to naturally inspire, educate, and engage. Whether you’re participating in our vibrant in-person events at the Museum or enjoying our informative exhibits, there’s always something new and exciting to discover. We warmly invite you to join us at one of our upcoming events and immerse yourself in the world of natural history.
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Introduction to Cranberries of Southeastern Massachusetts with the Cape Cod Cranberry Grower’s Association
Pamela Francis has been lecturing about cranberries with the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers‘ Association for several years. It is a joy to teach about the history of cranberries, how they grow and how…
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Introduction to the art of tracking animals – FULL
We will be focusing on our observational skills by looking at a variety of animal tracks. Let’s look at how many toes, the presence of claws and the shape and…
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Annual Holiday Party with Nature Crafts
Enjoy relaxing and getting creative with friends at our annual holiday party. Every year we work with natural and recycled materials to design new works of art for gift giving…
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Marine Wildlife of New England
Join Carol “Krill” Carson for an informative presentation on the unique marine wildlife that can be found off the shores of Cape Cod and southeastern Massachusetts. Krill is a marine…
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Beavers – more than flat tails and soft fur
American Indians called the beaver the “sacred center” of the land because this species creates such rich, watery habitat for other mammals, fish, turtles, frogs, birds and ducks. We now…
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