11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Fall is in the air! Visit the MMCM for Fall Fun activities. Make and take a pine cone bird feeder. Try your hand at apple stamping. Sort the fruits and vegetables in Aunt Sugar’s Farm. Name all the landmarks and mascots on our new giant regional map in Car Works. Practice leaf-rubbing. And enjoy all the remaining galleries.

Animals have amazing ways to defend themselves! Some simply hide or run, but others use venom and poison to survive. Learn about these dangerous--and sometimes even deadly--creatures. Class will include some experiments, examining mounted specimens, and meeting live animals. Designed for ages 8+, but all are welcome. Under 12 yrs must have an adult present. Free with Museum admission, no registration required .

The Museum is teaming up with the Sycamore Park District for an awesome series of animal classes this fall! On September 7 you can work alongside Museum staff while you learn to prepare diets, feed, and handle snakes, lizards, and more! Ages 8 and up. Space is limited; registration required through the Sycamore Park District.

Guests can learn all about our live snakes while watching our staff feed them! Every Sunday September 1 through October 20, 1-1:15 pm Free with admission

Visit the SPCM during our open house to find out more about music lessons for you or your child. We teach all ages and all abilities.

Ballet Magnificat! company dancers have the privilege of using their individual gifts and talents to share the gospel of Jesus Christ both on and off stage. Ballet Magnificat! offers short workshops while on tour, giving the opportunity for dancers worldwide to participate in an abbreviated version of one of their ministry's highlights, their Summer Dance Intensive.  Classes are taught by members of the Ballet Magnificat!

Too cold here! Some animals migrate to warmer areas in the winter. Find out how far they travel, and where they go!

There are many parts to a rainforest, and many animals in each part! Find out which animals live in which layers of the rainforest, and some of the adaptations that help them out!

My, what big eyes you have! All the better to see in the dark! Come see which animals are out at night, and learn about their adaptations!