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.
colors of the wild
pettee memorial library, wilmington vt
june 21st
11:00am
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
Volunteer recruitment meeting
pool nature center- marlboro, vt
june 22nd
10:00am
Join us for an informative introduction to becoming part of the team. Find out how you can become involved in animal care, gardening, weekend greeter or education! Do you want to support the organization with a different skill set? Come by and let's talk.
For more information and to register go here or contact us at info@vermontmuseum.org
Visit us at 117 Adams Crossroad in Marlboro. The road is best accessed from route 9 via the eastern end of the road or via Butterfield road.
first annual pool nature center bioblitz
pool nature center- marlboro, vt
june 28th
6am- 10pm
We're welcoming representatives from over 13 organizations to share their knowledge and experience with you! We will spend the day following these experts or exploring on our own to document as many different species as we can find on the Pool property and adjacent Mason's conservation area (also donated by Bill Pool). The day kicks off with a bird walk led by Southeastern Vermont Audubon and ends with moth sampling with the help of US Fish and Wildlife Biologists and the Vermont Entomological Society! In between we'll learn about freshwater insects, ferns, fungus and so much more. Check in at our event page for more information and a schedule of events.
Visit us at 117 Adams Crossroad in Marlboro. The road is best accessed from route 9 via the eastern end of the road or via Butterfield road.
Open exploration
pool nature center- marlboro, vt
june 29th
10-1:00
The doors and grounds will be open and staff will be on hand to answer questions about our nature center site and show off some of our education animals!
Visit us at 117 Adams Crossroad in Marlboro. The road is best accessed from route 9 via the eastern end of the road or via Butterfield road.
colors of the wild
stowe free library, stowe vt
july 1st
2:00pm
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
colors of the wild
latham library, thetford vt
july 3rd
4:00pm
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
open hours
pool nature center marlboro, vt
july 5th
10-am- 1pm
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 resort hotel, manchester, vt
july 12th
1pm
Get to know some of the wild animals who call Vermont home on the back lawn of the Equinox Resort! We'll bring live birds, reptiles and mammals and share some facts and stories about our wild neighbors. Antlers, furs and other artifacts will also be on display for a more hands-on opportunity to explore our amazing wildlife.