Bruce Museum Seaside Center Open for the Summer
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
The Bruce Museum Seaside Center is open for the rest of the summer.
Located at the Town of Greenwich’s Innis Arden Cottage on Greenwich Point, the Seaside Center is an environmental and cultural facility at which programs that explore the shore and sound on one of the East Coast’s most scenic coastlines are offered.
The Center has numerous programs for children and their parents, including guided nature walks that highlight the geology and ecology of Greenwich Point as well as identification of the local flora and fauna. “We have developed a variety of ways for people to experience the biodiversity around them, from microscopic study of marine organisms and anatomy dissections to arts & crafts activities for children to advance creative exploration.”
Visitors also may enjoy the Seaside Center at their own pace by viewing the dioramas, interactive exhibits and live specimens in the marine-life touch tank and aquariums.
Located at the Town of Greenwich’s Innis Arden Cottage on Greenwich Point, the Seaside Center is an environmental and cultural facility at which programs that explore the shore and sound on one of the East Coast’s most scenic coastlines are offered.
The Center has numerous programs for children and their parents, including guided nature walks that highlight the geology and ecology of Greenwich Point as well as identification of the local flora and fauna. “We have developed a variety of ways for people to experience the biodiversity around them, from microscopic study of marine organisms and anatomy dissections to arts & crafts activities for children to advance creative exploration.”
Visitors also may enjoy the Seaside Center at their own pace by viewing the dioramas, interactive exhibits and live specimens in the marine-life touch tank and aquariums.
