UPCOMING PUBLIC EVENTS!
In addition to our public programs we also do private events.
Email Programs@vermontmuseum.org
to schedule a private program for your group.
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In an effort to keep connected with our friends and patrons, the VMNH offers remote programming via the platform of your choice. If you would like to sponsor a public livestream
or schedule a private remote program contact us! .
Thank you for your continued support.
winter bird walk
@pool nature center~ marlboro, vt
dec 21st
10:00am
We'll take a casual walk around the Nature Center and down Adams Crossroad to look and listen for some winter birds. Many species leave Vermont for the winter, but some stay and some even travel here from harsher regions to the north. Winter adaptations and how we can responsibly support winter wildlife are also likely topics of conversation. Be sure to dress for the weather and with appropriate footwear for walking in snow. Donations are appreciated to support our programming and care for our non-releasable animals. The Pool Nature Center is located at 117 Adams Crossroad in Marlboro, VT
off trail ramble
@pool nature center~ marlboro, vt
dec 28th
11:00am
Let's trek around in the woods! We'll gather in the lot at the Pool Nature Center and head off into the surrounding conservation area. We'll take the teachable moments as they come, but our main focus will be on exploring the area. We'll have some snowshoes available to borrow, but bringing your own or taller boots is recommended. Be sure to dress for the weather and with appropriate footwear for walking in snow. Donations are appreciated to support our programming and care for our non-releasable animals. The Pool Nature Center is located at 117 Adams Crossroad in Marlboro, VT
first day hike!
Hogback Mountain Conservation AREa, West MArlboro, VT
jan ist 2025
10:00am
Meet the Museum's Executive Director in the small parking lot next to (east of) Vermont Distillers on Route 9 and start the new year right! We will plan to take a walk onto the Conservation Area but otherwise the topics and route are up to the group. In the past we have followed coyote tracks, talked climate change and followed children off trail and into the deer yard. Anything goes :) Donations are appreciated to support our programming and care for our non-releasable animals.
betty white day open house
@pool nature center
jan 18th
10am-2:00pm
We'll open the doors and bring out the animals for Betty White Day! In honor of the entertainment icon and animal advocate, we will have all the critters out and available for an up-close meeting. Stop by for a few minutes or a few hours!
All donations received on January 18th will be earmarked for animal care only in honor of Ms. White!
The Pool Nature Center is at 117 Adams Crossroad in Marlboro, VT
turtles to toads- herps of the north
mad river glen ski area, waitsfield, vt
jan 25th
5:00pm
Get up close with our nonreleasable reptiles and amphibians in this interactive live animal program. Why is it strange to group these animals together and why do we do it anyway? What's the difference and what do they do in nature? These and other questions will be answered in this collaborative program with the Stark Mountain Foundation.