Join us on Zoom for at home activities!

Are you ready for this morning’s LIVE with Baby Goats?! Tune in at 10AM Eastern!

Parents (and kids-at-heart), we invite you and your family to join Educator Ashley as she introduces you to our animal ambassadors and leads workshops, crafts, and storytime that you can enjoy from home. We're bringing the Living Coast to you through a Facebook series airing Monday-Friday at 11AM. Tune in and ask questions while discovering San Diego's coastal wildlife.

Our educators take you inside our galleries and their own homes to share fun stuff for you to try at home!

Join us for a science storytime every Tuesday at 1pm! Read new stories every week with Allison, our Education Director. After the story, Allison shows everyone a fun activity related to the book that everyone can do at home. From using Oreos to learn about the moon phases to dinosaur dance parties, we have a lot of fun in store for you!

Listen to the sounds of spring! Learn about Ontario’s frogs and toads and how to identify them by their unique calls. Afterwards, try creating the calls at home and building a toad shelter for the garden! This event is hosted in partnership with the City of Richmond Hill.

Join us every weekday at 10am EDT for "Romp n' Roll at Home", a fun, free, online class from Romp n' Roll! Classes are streamed live on our main Romp n' Roll Facebook page or visit www.facebook.com/rompnroll/live and refresh you page at the start time!

Fun Zoo Projects to do at home for kids of all ages

The vast majority of black holes known to astronomers are the size of just a few Suns, or else more than one million Suns. However, few black holes of intermediate size are known. Visiting Astronomer Dr. Scott Barrows, a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of Colorado, will discuss observational evidence for how these mid-size black holes may be the missing link between stellar mass black holes and super-massive black holes.

For today's Science Storytime, we're reading "The Erie Canal" by Peter Spier. Read along with us to learn the history of the Erie Canal through fun, vivid illustrations. After the story, we'll show you how to make your own aluminum foil boat to learn about buoyancy. Check out a new RMSC Science Storytime on our YouTube Channel every Tuesday afternoon (YouTube.com/RMSCVideo).

We have long recognized the restorative power of nature, but in times like these, it is even more essential. Across the country, The Nature Conservancy has created the largest network of private preserves in the world—providing an opportunity for people to connect with nature while protecting wildlife and the natural resources that bring us clean air and water. Join Jim Howe, Central & Western New York Chapter Director, Mat Levine, NY Director of Stewardship, and Marcela Maldonado Medina, NY Preserve Stewardship Coordinator, for a closer look at the diversity of New York’s preserves and how an old model of conservation is moving into a new age. Tune in to this "The Power of Nature" virtual event via Facebook Live starting at 5 p.m.!

The Museum is hosting its weekly Songwriter Sessions on Instagram Live, Tuesdays starting at 8:00 PM Central on the Museum's Instagram, @OfficialCMHOF.