First Thursday of the Month – Join our Museum staff for the monthly “turn-the-page” tour of Audubon’s very rare Birds of America and Quadrupeds folios. In this interactive 30-minute program,
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Saving a Species – The Whooping Crane
The International Crane Foundation is on a mission to save the world’s cranes from extinction! Join Foundation representative, James Kawlewski, on Saturday, February 24 at 1:00 P.M. in the Audubon
Friends of Audubon Annual Luncheon
Join the Friends of Audubon for the annual Luncheon on Monday, January 29 at the John James Audubon Museum at 12noon. There will be a $10 donation for the luncheon.
“March Madness” Attention All Artists
“March Madness” ATTENTION ALL ARTISTS: Exhibit dates: February 28 – April 8 Artist Reception and awards – March 15 from 5:00 – 6:15 JJA Museum All Artists, please join us
Audubon Museum Seeks Gallery Docents
Are you passionate about history and love to share a good tale of adventure, love, and resilience? Then the John James Audubon Museum is the place for you! The John
Curatorial Intern Spring/Summer 2018
Are you passionate about history and love to share a good tale of adventure with others? Are you interested in the learning the day-to-day operations of managing a museum collection,
First Day Hike
Start off the New Year on the right foot! Join our naturalist for a free “First Day” Winter hike along Audubon State Park’s beautiful wooded trails. We’ll listen for birds,
Late Fall, That In-Between Time of Year
It’s that time of year that has me feeling caught in-between. The excitement I felt with the approaching Autumn conjured up many thoughts of things I love about Fall–cool crispness to the
Trailing the Edge of Audubon
Trailing the Edge of Audubon Exhibit Dates October 20 January 31, 2018 Trailing the Edge of Audubon is an exquisite exhibit of nature and birds with an Impressionist twist. Artist
Monarch Butterflies
Monarch Butterflies Bid a farewell to the Monarch Butterflies migrating south for the winter. We will meet at the Audubon Museum for a 45-minute introductory indoor presentation. Next, we will