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
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…
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
Featuring the gingerbread exhibition Seussian Holiday. Participate in hands-on activities, interactive gallery games, crafts, museum exploration and much more. Most appropriate for children ages 3-6 For more information, email schooltours@springfieldmuseums.org.
Featuring the gingerbread exhibition Seussian Holiday. Participate in hands-on activities, interactive gallery games, crafts, museum exploration and much more. Most appropriate for children ages 3-6 For more information, email schooltours@springfieldmuseums.org.
Free with museum admission Take on this week’s challenge with Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math.
Free with museum admission! Join Otha Day for a lively hands-on drumming event. He facilitates fun and lively drum/rhythm circle events from the deep belief that rhythm has the power to build community, promote well-being and create joy, and he believes “your Heart Beat is the Rhythm of your soul.” Seating is limited and available…
Free with museum admission. Visit our Currier & Ives Gallery and be the curator! What prints will you include in your museum?
Free with museum admission. What is the difference between a GeeBee flyer and a modern commercial airplane? Stand underneath the real thing and take a look for yourself.