Did you know that we have three common owls and three rarer owls right here in South Carolina? Have you ever been out at night and heard the “who cooks for you” of the barred owl? Watch our interpreter dissect an owl pellet to discover what owls eat to survive. So join us to learn […]
The Carolina Skygazers Astronomy Club meets on the second Tuesday of every month, except December, at 7:30 pm. We would love to have you join us! The Museum doors open at 7 pm. Exhibits and all other spaces except for meeting areas are closed.
On March 14, 1995, Norman Thagard became the first American to travel into space on a Russian craft, breaking new ground for international cooperation beyond Earth. Join us to learn about the various projects in space that have brought humans from all over the world together!
Recommended for Ages 12+ | Series costs $30 per Member and $45 per Non-member | Dates in Series: Feb. 15, Mar. 15, & April 12 Astronomy has captivated humanity for as long as we have gazed at the night sky. Join John Diana, Museum of York County Planetarium Manager, for a 3-class series on this […]
Pre-registration Required | $45 for series | Series Dates: Feb. 18, Mar.18, & April 15 Join us for this homeschool series as we explore the wild world that is just outside our doors. We will learn about native plants that help our pollinators and invasive plants we should avoid. Learn about creatures who help us […]
The Spring Equinox is an especially important time as it marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring. Throughout history this was a powerful time to connect with the Earth in anticipation of the return of the Sun. Learn more about the Spring Equinox and explore the changes in outside!
Instead of a Saturday morning cartoon, tune in to learn about a plant or animal from the Carolinas and beyond. Join us on Facebook, Culture &Heritage Museums’ Youtube Channel, or TikTok on the last Saturday of each month.
On March 23, 2001, the Russian Mir, the first modular space station in history, was purposely sent to fall through Earth’s atmosphere and broke up over the Pacific Ocean. Join us to learn all about space stations, and even take a virtual reality tour of the International Space Station!
Join our Senior Interpreter and plant our 2026 Ozone Garden. In this small garden there will be plants that can tell us about our ground level ozone. Learn about ground ozone and how it affects people and plants as well as why scientists are studying the air around us. Let’s get our hands dirty and […]
Participants contribute images of organisms by emailing citizenscience@chmuseums.org. This month's theme is spring flowers. Please include the name of the photographer and place where the photo was taken. The best […]
On April 4, 1983, the Space Shuttle Challenger launched for the first time. Join us to learn about the Space Shuttle program, how it improved over previous space missions, and what it has taught us about living and working in space.
Pre-registration Required | Ages 6+ | $10 per Member per day and $15 per Non-member per day Spring Break Gone Wild Life will take place each day from 10 a.m. […]