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At this time, we're offering online classes and virtual events while our locations are limited to essential services.

Virtual Event: Wild Earth
Our Oceans
Registration Required
Wednesday
February
3
2:00​pm
Online
Event Categories: Science & Math; Education & Learning
Engage in experiments that test our natural world. Learn about animals, conservation and the sciences about the Earth. Recommended for upper elementary and tweens. Registration required
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Virtual Event: Aquatic WILD: Fashion a Fish
Registration Required
Tuesday
February
9
3:00​pm
Online
Event Categories: Science & Math; Education & Learning
Learn how thousands of years of adaptation can be used to design the perfect fish. Recommended for ages 9-12.
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Virtual Event: Song Maker Lab
Registration Required
Tuesday
February
9
4:45​pm
Online
Event Categories: Education & Learning; Basic Tech Skills
Create simple or elaborate beats and melodies with the aesthetic, color-coded Chrome Music Lab. You will be challenged to write music for all different types of scenarios! 
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Virtual Event - Super Science
How Does Slime Work?
Registration Required
Wednesday
February
17
2:00​pm
Online
Event Categories: Science & Math; Education & Learning
Each month we will conduct awesome experiments, learning all about chemistry, physics and more. Recommended for upper elementary and tweens. Registration required.
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Virtual Event: Get Creative & Learn:
Kente Cloths and Zora Neale Hurston
Registration Required
Tuesday
February
23
4:00​pm
Online
Event Categories: History, Culture, Genealogy; Arts & Crafting
Craft your own paper-weaved Kente cloths, discover their history, as we learn more about Zora Neale Hurston. Recommended for ages 6-12.
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Virtual Event: Wild Earth
Natural Disasters
Registration Required
Wednesday
March
3
2:00​pm
Online
Event Categories: Science & Math; Education & Learning
Engage in experiments that test our natural world. Learn about animals, conservation and the sciences about the Earth. Recommended for upper elementary and tweens. Registration required
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