Help us kick off the summer right. Sign up for your favorite programs, interact with staff and receive your mySummer water bottle. Spend time in our new outdoor classroom and enjoy a treat! No registration required.
Learn the basics of creating a tasty centerpiece using fresh fruit and other edible items. This program is appropriate for adults. Please visit our online calendar to register.
Learn the basics of creating a tasty centerpiece using fresh fruit and other edible items. This program is appropriate for adults. Please visit our online calendar to register.
Keep the feeling of summer throughout the whole year. With jar lids, contact paper and string, participants will create a lovely sun catcher to hang up at home and enjoy. Space is limited; registration required. Please visit our online calendar to register.
Just for girls in grades 4-7, the Shimmer Sparkle Shine Project helps girls across the country to realize their own individual worth and potential through positive activities. Join other girls for a workshop that focuses on self-esteem in five key areas: personality, comfort in your own skin, healthy living, good/bad friends, and making your mark. Space is limited; registration required. Please visit our online calendar to register.
Ian Cooke’s 2013 “Cassowary and Fruit Bat” – a book, short film and musical album – explores Australia through its environment and animals as a flying mammal tries to win the heart of a flightless bird. His new album focuses on dinosaurs, with each song following the journey of a different Mesozoic animal. Join Cooke for an interactive performance of songs that entertain and inspire. No registration required.
Children in elementary school are invited to read to our wonderful dog volunteers. They join us on the third Saturday of each month. This is an excellent program for children who are learning to read or need practice reading. Our patient dogs love to listen and they never criticize. Please call 303-452-7534 or stop by to make an appointment.
Join the Denver Museum of Nature & Science for a dynamic presentation with the “Host of Gross.” Through interactive activities, learn about all of the unpleasant things the human body does to stay healthy. Blast matter through giant nostrils into a crowd of nose hair, perform a comical digestion skit and inspect a giant zit. No registration required.
Join us to learn about Hog Haven Farm and their potbellied pigs. Meet these cute therapy pigs and find out why they make great pets. Families welcome. No registration required.
Learn about the engineering of skyscrapers by building surprisingly strong and open towers with nothing but paper and plastic. Space is limited; registration required. Please visit our online calendar to register.
