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.
In an effort to keep connected with our friends and patrons, the SVNHM 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.
vermont wildlife
@ the nature museum at grafton, grafton vt
april 20th
10:30am
Join our friends at the Grafton Museum for their Earth Day celebration! Along with activities, special guests and Grafton's great Museum, we will present an up close presentation featuring our live animals.
wildlife tales
@ Dorothy Alling Mem. library, williston, vt
april 26th
1:00pm
Museum educators will bring some of our live animal educators and share traditional stories featuring those same critters. This interactive presentation blends myth, legend, and science into an entertaining and engaging trip around the world. Contact the Library for more information.
wildlife tales
@ great falls discovery cntr, turners falls, ma
april 27th
3:00pm
In partnership with Montague Public Libraries, the Museum is bringing live animals to the Great Falls Discovery Center. This interactive presentation blends myth, legend, and science into an entertaining and engaging trip around the world. Contact the Library for more information.
herrick's cove wildlife festival
rockingham, vt
may 5th
9:00-4:00pm
Come to the annual Herrick's Cove Wildlife Festival. Presented by Ascutney Mountain Audubon Society, this is one of our favorite events. We'll set up a mini museum and give folks an up close look at some of our live animal educators. Dozens of different organizations will come together for a day of fun and learning. Visit their website for more information.
spring wetlands
@Pool NAture Center, marlboro, vt
may 11
6:00pm
We'll orient at the Pool Nature Center at 117 Adams Crossroad and then take a short walk to the Beaver ponds where we will look and listen for signs of spring frogs, owls and returning songbirds. Discussion will include the vital role of wetlands for our local wildlife and the ecosystems support that beaver ponds and waterways in general provide us! Make sure to dress for the weather and wear mud appropriate footwear.
museum market
@hogback scenic overlook
may 25
10:00-4:00
Support local artisans, food producers and more at the first ever Museum Market. Enjoy the natural beauty of the Hogback Mountain Conservation Area from the back lawn of Vermont Distillers on Route 9 in West Marlboro. Museum educators will also be on hand to share some local Vermont Wildlife!