Central Park in the Dark with Marie Winn - Explore the little-known world of Central Park’s nocturnal wildlife with naturalist Marie Winn, author of Central Park in the Dark: More Mysteries of Urban Wildlife. Wednesday, July 8.
Frogs Camp - Embark on an expedition to learn everything you wanted to know, but were afraid to ask, about frogs! For children entering grades 4 or 5. Monday, July 13.
Adventures in the Global Kitchen: Beer - Learn all about beer, including the creation of different taste variations, the history of taste trends, and the technology and history of brewing, with Garrett Oliver, Brewmaster at the Brooklyn Brewery. Tuesday, July 14.
A New Path to the Moon and Beyond Using Gravitational Chaos - Learn about weak stability boundary theory, the alternative approach to space travel developed by Ed Belbruno in the 1980s. Monday, July 20.
Wild, Wild World: Awake at Night - Get an up-close look at some fascinating nocturnal animals with Rob Mies, Organization for Bat Conservation, including a two-toed sloth, barred owl, flying squirrel, and, of course, a bat. Saturday, July 25.
Reunion with Trees Evening Walks - Become acquainted with the trees of Central Park on this evening walk with Sidney Horenstein. Tuesday, August 4.
Astrophysics Camp - Join others who share your interest in space science and learn about the universe through fun, hands-on activities and Museum explorations. For children entering grades 4 or 5. Monday, August 17.
Look Ma... No Rings (or Moons)! - This month we’ll talk about a very unusual series of circumstances that will lead to the temporary vanishing of Saturn’s rings and Jupiter’s moons. Tuesday, August 25.
AMNH Adventures Summer Camps - Each session includes hands-on investigations, behind-the-scenes tours, and visits with Museum scientists. Topics range from Robotics to Frogs, from Fossils and DNA to Extreme Mammals. Sessions through August.
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