Our lectures and programs are open to public and are held at 26 Oxford Street, Cambridge. Please click on the listings below for additional information. Please see the Plan your visit page for directions and parking information.
The Harvard Museum of Natural History presents weekend afternoon programs for middle-school children and their families. Renowned authors, Harvard faculty, and other scientists offer educational and entertaining presentations on their latest work.
The Harvard Museum of Natural History presents engaging lectures and programs to excite the public about natural history including the Shellshocked: Saving Oysters to Save Ourselves, a film screening and discussion with the filmmaker Emily Driscoll and George Buckley, Harvard Extension School. Following the film discussion sample farmed oysters and watch an oyster shucking demonstration by Chris Sherman, Island Creek Oysters. Regular admission rates apply.
Photo by Valter Jacinto.
The Harvard Museum of Natural History offers hands-on, out-of-school programs for students.
Watch lectures by Harvard faculty and other scientists and naturalists, presented by the Harvard Museum of Natural History.
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