After-hours lectures and programs for the Museum's Hayden Planetarium Theater

Indulge your culinary curiosity in this monthly series of talks and tastings led by experts.

A family-friendly series of day-long programs about from contemporary cultures from around the world. 

Informal evenings of cocktails and conversation about cutting-edge science topics with experts from the field.

Observe the vibrant migration of birds in Central Park and other nature walks hosted by the Museum.

Learn more about the 2012 Margaret Mead Film Festival.

Multi-session adult course shares the latest research on the neuroscience, psychology, and evolution of human behavior.

This weekend afternoon series give visitors a chance to interact with scientists, discover amazing creatures, and celebrate science under the iconic blue whale.

These special programs are presented in conjunction with the Museum's current exhibitions.

Fascinating lectures and debates on scientific and cultural topics that range from the fossil-hunting to climate change.

Join our next online seminar on wildlife and climate change: September 25, 2012

Experience informative and entertaining presentations of Museum exhibitions for both deaf and hearing audiences with simultaneous signed and spoken tours.

Earth's ice sheets are rapidly losing volume as humans have warmed the Arctic by over 2 degrees Celsius in the past 50 years. Could Greenland really unfreeze? And what might happen if it does?

Mount St. Elias, the third-highest peak in North America, is among the fastest growing ranges in the world, rising 3 to 4 millimeters a year. Find out what this natural laboratory is helping scientists learn about mountain building.