The Carnegie Museum of Natural History is presenting “Uprooted: Plants Out of Place,” a new exhibit exploring humans’ role in the history and future of invasive plants. As the home of some of the ...

It is an artistic creation falling somewhere in the space-time continuum between traditional planetarium show and trippy electronic dance music performance. On March 24, one day before the show was to ...

National Museum of Natural History The key to the findings was determining how ancient insects ate their meals. According to Labandeira, insects leave distinct damage types on the plants they eat.

The Museum of Natural History was founded in 1956 ... Ford Library and Hill Auditorium (a classical music concert hall). You'll even find a hotel and restaurants on the premises.

Tackling everything from geology to marine life to weather, the Museum of Natural History is a place for the curious. With a visit here, you can learn all about Nova Scotia's forests, see live ...

We’ve got experts Smithsonian magazine In 2021, researchers identified a new whale species and are now scrambling to save their natural habitat ...

Spanning from March 14 to June 29, the series features an impressive array of world premieres, U.S. premieres, and performances by internationally renowned artists, including Sir John Rutter, Mack ...

Highlights of festival partner events in April and May include: Throughout Carnegie Hall's history an extraordinary range of Latin artists have showcased their talents on its stages through ...

The museum website has details of special events; among them is the First ... music from hipster-friendly acts and even DJs. The Natural History Museum’s taxidermy dioramas turn a century ...

Aiding researchers across the globe, the National Museum of Natural History maintains and preserves the world’s most extensive collection of natural history specimens. Geologists and other scientists ...

Visit the Carnegie Library Museum in March to view the latest exhibit ... To register, visit www.perry.lib.ia.us and click on our Events Calendar, call the library at 515-465-3569, or speak ...

The Carnegie Museum of Natural History is presenting “Uprooted: Plants Out of Place,” a new exhibit exploring humans’ role in the history and future of invasive plants. As the home of some ...