(3.2) The Museum of Natural History at Roger Williams Park is again offering its “Drawing Wild from the Collection” program. You will have the opportunity to discover, or rediscover, the fascinating collections during this private program exploring the museum. Bring a small easel or chair and your drawing or painting materials, and choose your subject …
(10.24) Experience a haunted night at the Museum of Natural History in Roger Williams Park. Bizarre collections from the vaults and TEN31 spooky living art. Visitors will be required to wear face coverings throughout their visit. (Facebook event.) Tickets will not be available at the door. This event is for all ages, but not for …
Experiment, tinker, build, observe, problem solve, explore and create with fun, hands-on activities at the Museum of Natural History and Planetarium throughout February vacation week. Here’s a sample: 1pm and 2pm: Flight Adventures Fulldome Planetarium Show Cost: $3.00 per person/includes museum admission. Children must be age 4 and older to see a planetarium show. Discover …
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(9.29) “Have you ever struggled to identify a skull you found in the woods?” This being Providence, they should probably have specified animal skull. (Hmm, this is either a Cathartes aura or Joey Onions.) Thanks to the museum for teeing that one up, but make no mistake, this event is the real deal. (Facebook event.) …
Unique multi-media event coming up at the Museum of Natural History at Roger Williams Park. Dovetailing with the current Curiouser exhibit, the Museum of Natural History and the exhibit’s curators will partner with Magic Lantern Cinema (MLC) to stage two multi-media performances based around the museum’s extensive collection of antique glass magic lantern slides. Glass …
Long before technology could show us the world through the eyes of meerkats and marching penguins, people had a passionate interest in the natural world. Victorians with disposable income were mad about collecting flora and fauna, filling their homes with specimens from foreign lands. To see what that might have looked like, check out the …