Science Solvers: Ice Age

Participants will learn about the last Ice Age, what kind of animals were alive during this time, and how they kept warm. Science Solvers is a drop-in program designed for children aged four and up and their families. This program is free with general admission and no advanced registration is required. Join us in the Cohen Education Wing.

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March 9, 2025 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

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1 Museum Drive
Greenwich, CT 06830-7157 United States

cost

Free with Museum Admission

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Bruce Museum

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Participants will learn about the last Ice Age, what kind of animals were alive during this time, and how they kept warm.

Science Solvers is a drop-in program designed for children aged four and up and their families. This program is free with general admission and no advanced registration is required. Join us in the Cohen Education Wing.

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