A single event that spans one or more consecutive days.
You think you know beavers? Learn more about the ecosystem engineers on Wednesday, April 28 at 12:00 pm. Join our partners at the OSU Foundation for the virtual event. Get better acquainted with the Oregon state animal during OSU’s Dam Proud Day 2021: a day when Beavers (more…)
Calling all teens! In this first ever Youth Climate Change Summit, meet other teens that are as passionate about the environment and their community as you are. Do you encourage other people to use less or recycle more? Join teens from around the region at the first Youth Climate Change Summit hosted at (more…)
Don’t miss this spring break with special wildlife programming! We start our summer hours early, open daily from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. We’ll also have hourly wildlife interpretive talks beginning at 10:00 am spring break only. Get beak-to-beak with a magnificent raptor at a Bird of Prey Encounter, learn all about the iconic hooved (more…)
Get ready for a week filled with special spring break programming! We’ll kick off our summer hours early, open daily from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. We’ll also have hourly wildlife interpretive talks beginning at 10:00 am every day. Get beak-to-beak with a magnificent raptor at a Bird of Prey Encounter, learn all about the (more…)
The narrative about Native people in this country is laced with misconceptions, toxic stereotypes and systemic erasure. IllumiNative works to transform how Americans and key institutions think about and engage with Native peoples. Savannah Romero will discuss how IllumiNative is using research, (more…)
Join us for another virtual event in the Smithsonian American Women’s History Initiative Series! The significance of landscapes, places and narratives of all kinds will be examined through the works of contemporary women artists in Smithsonian collections. Featuring: Rebecca Trautmann, Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art, National Museum (more…)
Join us for this Smithsonian American Women’s History Initiative Series virtual event! Highlighting objects related to African American women’s history in the Smithsonian collections, this event focuses on African American women’s activism and contributions in historical perspective. Each speaker will explore an interesting aspect of African American women’s activism (more…)
On Monday, May 30, we’ll fly into summer with our engaging summer programs! (more…)
The Museum is pleased to present this exhibition of work by artist jasna guy and entomologist Lincoln Best. In Time’s Hum explores pollinators, with a focus on the flowers on which they depend. jasna guy’s practice includes close observation of pollination ecology. This exhibition features graphite drawings, striking photographs of native flora, animations and vibrant (more…)
A quieter time for children and adults who experience physical, intellectual and/or social disabilities to enjoy the High Desert Museum after hours. Explore the Museum’s newest exhibits and revisit your favorites. Free for individuals, friends and family Made possible by With support from Mark and Kathy Kralj (more…)