Log in and stay connected with the Stamford Museum & Nature Center! Join us for our Facebook live program at 10 am each day.

Log in and stay connected with the Stamford Museum & Nature Center! Join us for our Facebook live program at 10 am each day.

Log in and stay connected with the Stamford Museum & Nature Center! Join us for our Facebook live program at 10 am each day.

Log in and stay connected with the Stamford Museum & Nature Center! Join us for our Facebook live program at 10 am each day.

Log in and stay connected with the Stamford Museum & Nature Center! Join us for our Facebook live program at 10 am each day.

Log in and stay connected with the Stamford Museum & Nature Center! Join us for our Facebook live program at 10 am each day.

Find support in your village as you reconnect with your inner wildness. Stepping Into My Power (Teens) Tuesday afternoons from 1-6pm 6 sessions, May 26th - June 30th

Tuesdays from 9am-3pm: In WILD ANIMAL ART (ages 5-8), we’ll draw our inspiration from a different animal group each week. Offered May 19 – June 16. Sign up for one or all 5! Students will need some support from an adult, and this can be fun for the whole family.

Connect nature with movement, storytelling and song to bring your puppets to life. Curious Creatures (3-12) Wednesdays 10-3pm 3 sessions, June 3rd - 17th

A four-week online astronomy course for young learners, 11-14 years old, to explore our universe. Stimulate your child's curious, bright mind with our new, 4-week online astronomy course, led by Strasenburgh Planetarium Director, Steve Fentress. Students will discover the workings of the universe by exploring the foundations of astronomy and the many phenomena occurring outside Earth’s atmosphere.

Every Thursday, we offer a new Bruce at Home STEAM Activity. Our Museum educators have been helping young learners investigate properties related to water displacement, with interactive projects like “The Penny Boat Challenge.” Endorsed by the Greenwich Public Schools, these fun activities are a great complement to students’ virtual school work.

Even while we can’t visit the Museum, the natural world is still out there for everyone to learn about and enjoy. GCV&M is moving our popular Nature Sunday activities online, where our expert naturalists will provide prompts, activities, and feedback to help our virtual visitors engage with the wildlife and ecosystems of your own backyards.

Some black holes are made from dead stars, some are at the centers of galaxies, and others have been caught colliding! Today, Steve, our Planetarium Director, is giving you an "armchair tour" of our favorite black holes in the universe!

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