The American Museum of Natural History hosts a full day of family-friendly activities, performances, and lectures showcasing local and international efforts devoted to preserving planet Earth.

10am-4pm
Activity stations are available in the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life:

• Soar through space to view Earth from above, or become part of nature with face painting, nail-art, and hair styling.
• A pop-up ship installation informs visitors about the Earth's core, while Allwell Greens offers a sustainable agriculture showcase with indoor farming and vegetable giveaways.
• Families can participate in the BioBlitz and learn how to identify various bird species with binoculars. 

10:30am, 11:30am, 2pm & 3pm
Performance: Ants by Polyglot Theatre in the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life
Life-sized ants take over the Museum’s galleries, inviting children to explore their dynamic world through movement, sound, and play. This performance creates community through exploration and encourages young audiences to discover the fascinating life of these tiny insects.

11:30am
SciCafe Teen Takeover in the Cullman Hall of the Universe

1pm
Lecture: Back to the Future: Insights into Future Climate Change in the Cullman Hall of the Universe
Kira Lawrence, Markle Professor of Geology at Lafayette College and a paleoclimatologist describes how her research into past climate conditions can help us better understand how our planet is reacting to increased levels of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.