For 12 years running, Bug Week shines a light on the insect diversity in our environment and the many ways they are part of our lives.
Learn about the 14 riders who bikes 100 miles across Connecticut to protest the expansion of fossil fuels.
Birds Up Close is an exhibition highlighting the avian collections of the Connecticut State Museum of Natural History (CSMNH)
The Connecticut State Museum of Natural History hosts popular walking tour of the UConn Arboretum again this spring.
Learn about the importance of the periodic table and what its arrangement tells us about each element with Dr. Christian Brückner.
Low-cost, evidence-based therapy is available right now for children, teens and adults.
Dr. Sarah Sportman will share highlights of the fieldwork, research, and activities undertaken by the OSA in 2025.
Proceeds from the Storrs Congregational Church (UCC) Holiday Fair on Dec. 6 and 7 will benefit area residents in need
Herp Walk with Dr. Susan Herrick and Fall Colors Walk with Dr. Sarah Taylor
Get a magnified look at bryophytes and view some of the features that have contributed to their remarkable evolutionary success.
The fundraiser will benefit UConn mental health organizations and The Windham Area Interfaith Ministry (WAIM)
The CSMNH is highlighting stupendous mammals from around the world at an upcoming special event: Mega
A Celebration of Connecticut's Incredible Insect Life runds July 13–19, 2025 across Connecticut.
Hop River Chamber Music Opens Its 47th Season
Hop River Chamber Music Opens 2025 Season
Annual field school returns to South Glastonbury to continue work on significant 17th century site.
Enjoy the late spring colors of the UConn Arboretum during a guided tour with the Connecticut State Museum of Natural History.
Showcasing the wonders of natural history during an afternoon full of events.
Enes of Storrs will be honored at the event on March 25th
A local resident expresses concerns about the Enbridge Compressor Station in Chaplin. More monitoring is needed to limit methane leaks.
Dr. Sportman will highlight the fieldwork, research, and other activities undertaken by the Office of State Archaeology (OSA).
The Storrs Congregational Church-United Church of Christ (UCC) Holiday Bazaar Dec. 7 and 8 will benefit area residents in need.
The walk will help hundreds of area families stay housed and keep the heat and lights on this winter.
All Bread Box Theater shows support the Covenant Soup Kitchen.
Special ribbon cutting event for Windham Hospital’s new Food Pantry and a tour of the hospital’s 3,000 square foot hydroponic garden
Gain hands on experience contributing to an authentic and significant archaeological investigation at week-long field school.
Museum celebrates Shark Week with an exploration of sharks and rays, members of the group of cartilaginous fish known as elasmobranchs.
Experts teach about how lures can mimic the native aquatic insects that serve as critical food sources for popular game fish in CT rivers.
Tickets still available for the May 18 Induction Ceremony & Luncheon to be held at The Graduate, Storrs
Learn to identify, collect, and press museum specimens from blooming trees and shrubs with herbaria expert at UConn.
“What Makes a Treehopper” introduces visitors to the ecology, behaviors, and diversity of treehoppers with hands-on activities and talks.
Learn how to track mammals using passive methods like camera trapping and reading tracks and scat sign in the field with the CSMNH.
Professor and well-known entomologist David Wagner to discuss causes and consequences of—and potential solutions to—global insect decline.
Storrs Congregational Church Holiday Bazaar to Benefit the Windham Area Interfaith Ministry (WAIM)
The design industry is responsible for excessive amounts of waste... But what if there was an alternative?
Rebecca Boncoddo is a member of the Eversource Hartford Marathon’s 2023 Inspiration Team
Uncover the diversity and natural history of the mosses of eastern CT with local biologist Dr. Bernard Goffinet and the CSMNH.
Fall is in the air and the Connecticut State Museum of Natural History is ready for the change of seasons with a full schedule of programs!