We know you love coming to our Planetarium shows and learning more about our universe. Since you can't come to us, we've adapted some of our shows to share online. We've explored exoplanets, discovered some unique things about Venus, and even learned the history of the Strasenburgh Planetarium. We share a new show every Wednesday (11am) and Thursday (4pm) on the RMSC YouTube channel.

Stay connected and feed your curiosity with Franklin@Home, all-new digital science offerings from The Franklin Institute. Take a virtual tour of the Giant Heart, explore NightSkies@Home, and get your daily dose of live science, experiments and recipes—because science never stops. Follow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and join our email list.

Marvel at the long legs of our black-necked stilts or spot the brightly colored beaks of the black oystercatcher. Watch the Aviary Cam carefully — you never know who'll stroll by.

THIS IS A LIVE VIRTUAL PROGRAM VIA DANBURY LIBRARY'S FACEBOOK PAGE. WSCU Student METEOROLOGIST, Eric Gottier returns to provide four (4) VIRTUAL educational weather presentations for the Danbury Library. Each presentation will be 30-35 minutes with additional time for questions as needed. This series will focus on our interactions with the outdoors.

The health and safety of our visitors, staff, and supporters is our top priority. RoCo remains temporarily closed to the public. 6x6, the international small art phenomenon, will continue to connect people through art even as the current health crisis keeps us apart. Now more than ever, we are grateful for your support and participation. As always we invite you to participate and share your process or finished art on social media with #RoCo6x6. WORLDWIDE PREVIEW begins MAY15 at 10 am EDT....SALE begins June 6, 2020.

Please join us for a very special online book discussion group to discuss the novel, The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead. This month's group will be meeting via Zoom, a video conferencing tool. You must have a computer or other device with Internet access in order to participate in this online discussion.

Ganondagan State Historic Site Manager Peter Jemison and the Ganondagan Interpretive staff will take their turns to present 10-minute teachings, using the exhibits at the Seneca Art & Culture Center as a starting point.