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UPCOMING PUBLIC EVENTS!

In addition to our public programs we also do private events.

Email Programs@vermontmuseum.org

to schedule a private program for your group.

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In an effort to keep connected with our friends and patrons, the VMNH offers remote programming via the platform of your choice.  If you would like to sponsor a public livestream

or schedule a private remote program contact us! . 

 

 Thank you for your continued support.

open hours

pool nature center marlboro, vt

August 16th

10am- 2pm

Come visit the Pool Nature Center! Meet some animals, walk the trails and learn more about southern Vermont's newest community resource.  117 Adams Crossroad is best reached from the eastern end of Adams Crossroad off route 9

vermont wildlife

mount ascutney state park- windsor, vt

August 16th

11:00 am

We're teaming up with VT State Parks for an up-close look at some amazing native wildlife.  The Museum's live animals will take center stage with an assortment of skulls and pelts on hand to broaden our scope. There will be plenty of opportunities for people of all ages to ask questions.  Ask for information at the rangers station or make it part of a stay at the Park campground!

vermont wildlife

pierson library- shelburne, vt

August 16th

1:00 pm

Live reptiles, mammals and birds of prey will travel to the Pierson Library to give us an up-close look at some amazing native wildlife.  We'll have skulls and pelts on hand to broaden our scope and plenty of opportunities for people of all ages to ask questions.  Contact the Library for details.

open hours

pool nature center marlboro, vt

August 17th

10am- 2pm

Come visit the Pool Nature Center! Meet some animals, walk the trails and learn more about southern Vermont's newest community resource.  117 Adams Crossroad is best reached from the eastern end of Adams Crossroad off route 9

colors of the wild

ravena community library- ravena,ny

august 18th

6:00 pm

​Human beings live in a world of amazing color and detail, but many animals see things a little differently. Dogs don’t see red, and cats see much better in the dark than we do, a hawk can pick out details at distances where we would need a telescope. This program will explore some of the differences in animals’ visual experiences and how plants and animals make use of sight and color. Live animals and activities will keep audiences of all ages engaged.  Contact the Library for details

vermont raptors

equinox hotel, manchester, vt

August 23rd

1:00 pm

Join us on the back lawn at the Equinox and get up close to live hawks, owls and falcons. Our educators will share information and stories and answer all your questions about these amazing birds of prey.  Live animals, artifacts and more will provide something memorable for everyone!

open hours

pool nature center marlboro, vt

August 23rd

10am- 2pm

Come visit the Pool Nature Center! Meet some animals, walk the trails and learn more about southern Vermont's newest community resource.  117 Adams Crossroad is best reached from the eastern end of Adams Crossroad off route 9

open hours

pool nature center marlboro, vt

August 24th

10am- 2pm

Come visit the Pool Nature Center! Meet some animals, walk the trails and learn more about southern Vermont's newest community resource.  117 Adams Crossroad is best reached from the eastern end of Adams Crossroad off route 9

open hours

pool nature center marlboro, vt

August 30th

10am- 2pm

Come visit the Pool Nature Center! Meet some animals, walk the trails and learn more about southern Vermont's newest community resource.  117 Adams Crossroad is best reached from the eastern end of Adams Crossroad off route 9

open hours

pool nature center marlboro, vt

August 31st

10am- 2pm

Come visit the Pool Nature Center! Meet some animals, walk the trails and learn more about southern Vermont's newest community resource.  117 Adams Crossroad is best reached from the eastern end of Adams Crossroad off route 9

vermont wildlife

equinox hotel, manchester, vt

August 31st

1:00 pm

Join us on the back lawn at the Equinox and get up close to some native birds, reptiles and mammals. Our educators will share information and stories and answer all your questions about the amazing critters in your own back yard.  Live animals, lots of skulls, furs, antlers and more artifacts will provide something memorable for everyone!

vermont wildlife display

gallery walk, brattleboro, vt

sept 5th

5pm-9pm

Gallery walk is a monthly event that brings artists, entertainers and merchants together in a street-fair atmosphere that is fun for the whole family! We will set up our live animals and touchable artifacts to bring a little nature to the action downtown. Learn more about Gallery Walk here!

Vermont Wildlife display

marlboro fair- marlboro, vt

Sept 13th

10am-4pm

Come to the Muster Field in Marlboro for a day of community fun and games. We'll bring live animals and touchable artifacts and plenty of opportunities to share stories and ask questions. Admission is charged- learn more about the fair here!

Vermont Wildlife festival!

mount snow resort- dover, vt

Sept 21st

10am-4pm

Picking up where the Wine and Harvest Festival left off, we have collected groups from all over the Outdoor World! Meet live animals, hear engaging presentations and meet folks from every group ranging from the Audubon society and turtle rescue to the Department of Fish and Wildlife and Fly fishing groups! 

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