Events Calendar
September 2026
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Friday, September 18, 2026
Science Rocks!
WED - FRI DURING OPEN HOURS & SAT AM Dozens of hands-on activities and fun ways to explore, build, tinker, and discover how science shapes our world. 38"+ to ride the bullet train.
Forest Bathing
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH 12PM Rediscover the trees and trails of Cape Cod in a unique guided meditation, inspired by the ancient Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku.
Osprey Cam 2026
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 1PM See highlights from this year’s CCMNH OspreyCam, and learn about other migratory birds with naturalist, Karl Fryzel.
Saturday, September 19, 2026
Bird Banding Demonstration on Wing Island
The public’s being offered a rare opportunity to see Cape Cod Museum of Natural History’s ground-breaking Bird Banding team at work SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 8AM.
Sunday, September 20, 2026
Introduction to Mushrooming
Walk
Mushrooming can be a fun and safe hobby if you know the guidelines. Join Rachel Goclawski SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH 11AM and get started!
Guided Field Walks
Join one of our naturalists SUNDAYS MAY 24TH THROUGH SEPTEMBER 27TH and learn about the various plants, animals, habitats, & other ecological features along the John Wing Trail.
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Science Rocks!
WED - FRI DURING OPEN HOURS & SAT AM Dozens of hands-on activities and fun ways to explore, build, tinker, and discover how science shapes our world. 38"+ to ride the bullet train.
Thursday, September 24, 2026
Science Rocks!
WED - FRI DURING OPEN HOURS & SAT AM Dozens of hands-on activities and fun ways to explore, build, tinker, and discover how science shapes our world. 38"+ to ride the bullet train.
Seals and Society
Explore the cultural and natural histories of seals and our evolving relationship with them with a panel discussion THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 1PM.
Friday, September 25, 2026
Science Rocks!
WED - FRI DURING OPEN HOURS & SAT AM Dozens of hands-on activities and fun ways to explore, build, tinker, and discover how science shapes our world. 38"+ to ride the bullet train.