One class – November 14 Wearing lab coats and using stethoscopes, learn about the heart, how to take a pulse, and how to read x-rays! Go through the “hospital” and help diagnose and cure “patients,” and even perform “surgery!” Discuss common illnesses and the amazing body’s natural defenses. Instructor: Debbie Naglieri-Prescod Suggsted Ages 7-10
Norway: Land of trolls, Vikings, treasures and some of the most breathtaking scenery on earth. Experience history from medieval raiders and traders to occupation and defiance during WWII. Explore art by Edvard Munch and an outdoor sculpture park showcasing the entire career of Gustav Vigeland. The presentation will conclude with a slide show is set…
Most activities are free with museum admission! Kick-off the season with the opening of our annual Gingerbread exhibit, art activities, and more. Special Exhibit: Seussian Holiday Our annual exhibit featuring amazing gingerbread creations by local bakeries, schools, adults and kids. This year’s entries are displayed with festively decorated holiday trees, enchanting lights, and a backdrop…
Why were there two paintings? What was Leonardo attempting to depict in the original Virgin of the Rocks? Could it be Two Messiahs? Get ready for an entertaining journey where Renaissance mysteries will be revealed. Dan Brown fans and art historians will enjoy this mystery! Presented by Andrew Linnell, MSE, Univ. of Michigan, Author and…
Join members of the Springfield Stars Club for skygazing in the Science Museum’s observatory. If overcast, a planetarium show will be presented. Stars Club website
While the Ancient Romans amassed collections of objects that were unusual or foreign to them, the tradition of studying and categorizing a collection was developed during the Renaissance. The Italian galleria or the German kunstkammer or wunderkammer (room of art or wonders) celebrated extraordinary objects from around the world and throughout time. Collections generally included…