FEATURED EVENTS

There is no place like home! Join us for a live theatrical event as we follow the comic duo of Lenny and Mabel down the yellow brick road to the land of Oz. Meet all of your favorite characters along the way! Gain courage with the Cowardly Lion, take heart with the Tin Man, and find your wits with the Scarecrow in this fun interactive retelling of the L. Frank Baum classic The Wizard of Oz. Free! Registration required. For families with children in grades K-5.

The Kuiper Belt consists of those objects which orbit the Sun beyond Neptune. It was actually “discovered” with the 1930 discovery of Pluto, but nobody realized what was really out there until a second object was found in 1992. We have now been able to study this part of the Solar System for 28 years and have discovered thousands of these objects. What have we learned about these faint, icy, primitive bodies? And what about the big question regarding Pluto. Is it a planet? For that matter, what is (or what should be) a planet? Lowell Observatory Astronomer Dr. Larry Wasserman helps us answer these questions.

Join New York Adventure Club on a fascinating exploration of the former elevated railroads between Brooklyn and Manhattan, from the downtown portions of the 2nd Avenue and 3rd Avenue Elevated Railroads, to the trains that ran across the Brooklyn Bridge.

Join Audubon naturalist Ryan MacLean for a half-hour virtual summer hike through different areas of the 285-acre Greenwich Audubon Center sanctuary! In the summer months our meadows, orchard, pond, and woods are alive with insects such as butterflies and dragonflies, amphibians such as frogs and turtles, and many nesting birds. We hope to share some of the sights and sounds of the flora and fauna of our center with you!

Watch the Marine Education Center Virtual tours of differ topics related to the Long Island Sound! This summer they will be weekly, Tuesday and Friday at 10:30 a.m.