Event List

​Use your creativity and our huge supply of LEGO bricks to complete fun building challenges—or create your own adventure, then put your masterpiece on display for everyone to admire until our next session!

It’s estimated that nearly 22 million pounds of plastic enters the Great Lakes each year, posing threats to the environment and, potentially, public health.

Calling all junior paleontologists! We need your help to identify the latest fossilized find. Join the Cleveland Museum of Natural History team to solve a prehistoric mystery. Registration for ages 7-10 required.

Calling all junior paleontologists! We need your help to identify the latest fossilized find. Join the Cleveland Museum of Natural History team to solve a prehistoric mystery. Registration for ages 7-10 required.

Bring your child for some dino-tastic sensory fun! Please dress for a mess. Registration required for ages 0-5.

Go on a dinosaur safari around a volcano to find hidden keys, unlock caves, and discover fossils. Observe dinosaurs in their habitats, build your own, and create detailed homes for your prehistoric friends!

Please join Adele Straub and Penny Brandau of the Ohio Bluebird Society at Royal Oaks Metropark for a walk to learn about bluebirds in the local area and hopefully discover bluebird nests. Please meet at Royal Oak Metropark.

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History will help us practice our paleontology skills with real and cast fossils, animal bones, dig boxes, puzzles and more! Registration for ages 4-7 required.

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History will help us practice our paleontology skills with real and cast fossils, animal bones, dig boxes, puzzles and more! Registration for ages 4-7 required.

Join us for an introduction to The Nature Conservancy, their mission, and the conservation work they carry out across Ohio. Learn about their nature preserves and explore ways to get involved or make a meaningful impact in your own community.

Egypt’s mummies, pyramids, and pharaohs have long inspired curiosity and wonder.

Fossilized animal tracks provide important insights into the behaviors, postures, and environments of ancient creatures that are often difficult to learn from body fossils alone. Glen’s presentation will cover basic types of tracks, where the