Discovery is excited to welcome the artwork of Harold Davis to our Art Mezzanine, where visitors can view, enjoy, and purchase his paintings and mixed media work. Davis is a member of the Easton Arts Council, his artwork can be found at the “Art in the Country” juried art show at the Easton Library in
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We are Thankful!
This is the season for reflecting on and sharing your thanks with family and friends. At Discovery Museum, we are thankful for the look of wonder and the spark of excitement that flash across young learners’ faces when they are engaged in a fun activity, building, making, exploring, and understanding the world around them. On
A Fun Fall at Discovery
Thanks to all who joined us for a host of fun events this fall! Starting on October 1st, Discovery hosted a series of special events, including: October 1: Explore! Innovate! Play! – a #FREEday of fun hands-on STEM learning fun at the Museum featuring volunteers and free books with Pitney Bowes, Pitney Bowes Foundation, and
Summer Program News: Week 6
In our sixth week of Summer STEM learning, students learned about dinosaurs, conducted mad scientist experiments, built Lego robots, and explored space. Read all about it in this week’s newsletter:
Mercury Monday at Discovery Museum
Today, Monday, May 9 Mercury Monday celebrates Mercury’s transit of the sun with special shows in Science on a Sphere, solar scopes and more activities. The Museum is open to the public with half price admission to encourage our friends and neighbors to learn about today’s special celestial event. The next Mercury transit won’t occur
Thousands Visit Discovery for Space Day 2016
If you weren’t able to join us for Space Day on April 2, you can get a glimpse of all the action by visiting the photo gallery on Connecticut Post’s website. You can also see some of our own images from Space Day below. 2,144 visitors came to The Discovery Museum on Saturday for fun