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Lights Out by Marsha Diane Arnold introduces readers to a  world marred by light pollution. “This quest for true darkness is a clarion call to turn out the lights—so that all may see.”  Following this[...]

You’re invited to get up close with some of the more familiar creatures found in our ocean. Our touch tank pool allows you to gently touch marine animals such as sea stars, sea urchins, whelks,[...]

From stargazing to hibernation to migration patterns. You will learn that there are many reasons animals need darkness. Explore the impact of light pollution on wildlife.  Learn how everyone can reduce light pollution through hands-on[...]

Discover the origins of Sunset Beach and Ocean Isle Beach through captivating stories about people who visited and settled in these coastal communities. Tales of Native Americans, explorers, pirates, presidents, Civil War soldiers, and blockade[...]

Sammy Shrimp: Tale of a Little Shrimp by Suzanne Tate introduces fun facts about shrimp with the help of a little shrimp named Sammy and his big sister followed by a fun activity about local seafood.

You’re invited to get up close with some of the more familiar creatures found in our ocean. Our touch tank pool allows you to gently touch marine animals such as sea stars, sea urchins, whelks,[...]

Our marshes are areas teeming with wildlife and they are vitally important for the environment. Discover the role marshes play in reducing flooding, keeping our water clean, and much more in this fun, interactive program.

We will read  Pearlie Oyster: Tale of an Amazing Oyster by Suzanne Tate.  Have you ever wondered how pearls develop inside oysters? This is an opportunity to explore the amazing life of an oyster, see[...]

You’re invited to get up close with some of the more familiar creatures found in our ocean. Our touch tank pool allows you to gently touch marine animals such as sea stars, sea urchins, whelks,[...]

We will be reading Verdi by Janell Cannon. The author takes us into the jungle where all pythons are green. Verdi is born a bit different, he likes his bright yellow skin and sporty stripes.[...]

You’re invited to get up close with some of the more familiar creatures found in our ocean. Our touch tank pool allows you to gently touch marine animals such as sea stars, sea urchins, whelks,[...]

Learn about creepy critters found along the coast during the Museum’s “Creepy Coastal Crawl.” Guests are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes, bring trick-or-treat bags and celebrate animals that most would deem “creepy” at the Museum’s[...]