Pack a lunch and join us. Science Museum scientists and others share easy to understand information on a wide range of science topics. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first served basis. Free.
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- May 29 – Resolving Nuisance Deer Problems presented by Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Deer Project Coordinator Nelson W. Lafon.
- June 5 – Energy and the Evolution of Culture presented by Anthropology Professor Emeritus Nancie Gonzales, Ph.D., University ofMichigan.
- June 12 – A Look at the Science Museum of Virginia in 2017presented by Science Museum of Virginia Chief Wonder Officer Richard C. Conti.
- June 19 – The Eastern Front 1941-45. Mechanized Warfare through the Eyes of a German Panzer Officer presented by Winidore Press Author and Editor Stephen Thomas Previtera.
- June 26 – Green Affordable Housing presented by Better Housing Coalition Vice President and Chief Operation Officer Bob Newman.
- July 10 – Bluebirds: How to Make a Difference presented by Virginia Master Naturalists Jane and Lee Hesler.
- July 17 – Integrating Physical Activity and Healthy Eating into Schools and the Community presented by Greater Richmond Fit4Kids Executive Director Mary Dunne Stewart.
- July 24 – What Makes a Service Dog presented by Greyt Hearts Service Dog Director/Head Trainer Patti Goettler.
- August 7 – Butterfly Basics presented by Certified Virginia Master Naturalist and Virginia Master Gardener Linda McBride.
- August 21 – Active RVA – A Community Initiative Fit for Everyonepresented by Sports Backers Executive Director Jon Lugbill.
- August 28 – Mother’s Molecules: A Story of a Woman’s College Namesake’s DNA presented by Harry Wistrand, Ph.D., Professor of Biology, Emeritus, Agnes Scott College.
- September 4 – The Canals of Mars and the Gastrointestinal Tractpresented by Peter L. Goodman, MD, FACP, former Richmond Memorial Hospital Chief of Medicine and gastroenterologist (retired).
- September 11 – Hurricane Sandy presented by NOAA National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Bill Sammler.
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