Attention: The elevators will be down for maintenance from 4:00 p.m. on June 9 until 4:00 p.m. on June 10. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Events and Programs
Our events and programs promote discovery and instill a sense of wonder for ocean animals and habitats. By coming together to share information and ideas, we can make a vital and vibrant ocean possible.
Celebrate World Ocean Day with Us!
On Sunday, June 8, we’ll be offering a full day of programming for all ages. Connect with scientists and conservation leaders, including author Sy Montgomery and climate leader Vivien Li. Plus, enjoy hands-on activities, art, and music from community partners.
Science Communication in a Loud World: A Conversation with Eric Fisher
Discover how Eric Fisher—an award-winning science communicator—parses vast amounts of complex data to deliver weather predictions that aim to inform, entertain, and in cases of extreme weather, prompt action to preserve lives and property. He’ll also share what resonates with viewers and consumers and offer insights into how WBZ forecasts and tracks weather.
We Move in Color: See and Feel the Journey
In honor of Juneteenth, we present We Move In Color: See and Feel the Journey, a dynamic and immersive musical revue performance that brings the African American story to life through music, poetry, dance, and visual art. Designed to educate, empower, and inspire, this family-friendly production encourages audiences to engage with history in a profound and impactful way.
Experience the Atlantic Harbor Seals Like Never Before
Join our trainers for an exclusive inside-the-exhibit visit with our Atlantic harbor seals! Choose between a meet and greet or art-making session. You’ll learn about the harbor seals’ biology, their habitat, how we care for them, and the methods we use to communicate.
Lowell Lecture Series at the New England Aquarium
With the support of the Lowell Institute, our lecture series offers access to acclaimed experts—including, scientists, environmental writers, photographers, and others—who present on marine conservation and science-themed topics at no cost.
