Have you ever taken a walk and heard bird songs, but didn’t know what kind of bird it was? Never fear! We’re learning how to bird by ear! Come join us in identifying bird calls and the bird that made them, what they mean, and the sounds of some sneaky imposters!

What do giraffes, ducks, elephants, lions, and butterflies have in common? They can be LGBT+, too! Join us as we look at the pride flags of the animal kingdom and explore their differences through science, art, and trivia  While we will be discussing mating in animals, we are keeping this a family-friendly program.

You heard it here, folks. Seagulls don't exist. But if that's the case, what are those french-fry-loving white birds we see at the beach or in our parking lots? Join us as we explore the wild world of gulls to discover the truth and learn to identify the different species.

The year is 1989, and the Exxon Valdez just leaked 11 million gallons of oil into Alaskan waters. We have a crisis on our hands, and we need to get this cleaned up! Take part in a model clean-up of this oil spill and uncover how ecological disasters like this are solved.

Today we’re making puddlers – a water source for our pollinator insects that’s perfect for backyards and even apartment balconies. It give sthem a place to rest their legs – and wings! – and take a nice long sip in the summer heat. All materials provided.

Why are sunflowers yellow? Why are poppies red? What causes all this color in nature, anyway? Join us as we discover the power of pigment! We'll play some matching games with these things called "flavonoids" and make some art with plant paint to make our own nature rainbow.