Only ~280 Applications to Go to Have the Cat in Tow! This plate is an opportunity to celebrate all that makes learning fun. Dr. Seuss once wrote: ‘Think and wonder. Wonder and think.’ That is the recipe for expanding your…
Viewing the work of our city’s children and youth is inspiring, and always delightfully surprising. There is so much skill there and so much wonderful imagination. We are proud to show it here at our Museums.—Kay Simpson, President and CEO…
Philanthropist fights climate change with solar panels and helps the Museums on the way
Opening Ceremony Voices of Resilience: The Intersection of Women on the Move February 15, 11am D’Amour Museum of Fine Arts The Springfield Museums will hold opening ceremonies for the new exhibit Voices of Resilience: The Intersection of Women on the…
Sugar Rush: From Masterpiece to Mad Science February 17-21, 10 am–5 pm Food innovation and food science is fascinating. Cotton candy in particular offers an intriguing history and a unique sensory experience. So I am looking forward most of all…
Sensory Friendly Saturdays Monthly on Second Saturdays; 9 am–11 am Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum and the Springfield Science Museum The Springfield Museums became Universal Participation Designated Spring 2019 as part of a Massachusetts Cultural Council program to help…
The recreation of the International Space Station, along with major digital upgrades to our historic Planetarium, will accelerate our campaign to transform the Science Museum into a dynamic 21st century learning center. —Kay Simpson, President and CEO of the Springfield…
The Springfield Museums is seeking nominations for the 29th annual Ubora Award and the 11th annual Ahadi Youth Award. These prestigious awards—conferred by the African Hall Subcommittee—are awarded to African-American people from Greater Springfield who have—above and beyond—demonstrated commitment to…
New Exhibit—Voices of Resilience: The Intersection of Women on the Move—Opens Feb 15 This exhibit takes an inclusive look at women’s history through highlights from the experiences of women and particularly women of color—Africans, African Americans, Caribbeans, Latinas, and Native…
A Pioneer in the Green Art Movement, Marlene T. Yu Synthesizes Eastern and Western Themes into Monumental Tributes to Nature The Springfield Museums present The Essence of Nature: Paintings by Marlene T. Yu (Green Movement in Art) in the D’Amour…