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Garvies Point Museum Summer 2019 Programs Long Island New York |
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at Garvies Point Museum Preserve in Glen Cove, Nassau County, Long Island, New York |
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July 6, 2019 - August 24, 2019 |
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10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
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Garvies Point Museum and Preserve |
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Street Address: |
50 Barry Drive |
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Glen Cove, NY 11542 |
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Description: |
11:00AM-12:00PM each day included with museum admission.
From Glaciers To WigWams
July 6 2019
Native American history as it relates to Long Island's geological past. This gallery tour is an overview of Long Island
geology, natural history and prehistoric Native American life ways. Children ages 8+.
Habitat Hike
July 13 2019
Join a Garvies naturalist on a guided walk through our nature preserve to discover a variety of habitats. You never know what you may see.
Geology of Garvies Point and Long Island
July 20 2019
Learn about local geological phenomena including concretions, rattle stones, Cretaceous clays, plant fossils and more. Followed by a walk along our rocky beach.
Beach Exploration
July 27 2019
Search the shoreline and discover the plants and animals of our rocky beach including crabs, snails, mussels and more. Wear water shoes or sneakers, no flip flops. Hands-on discovery for kids of all ages.
Water Erosion
August 10 2019
See our stream table in action Observe how water sculpts the land in this engaging program.
Birds Butterflies and Blooms
August 17 2019
Join us as we explore our beautiful bird and butterfly friendly gardens in search of butterflies, insects, flowers, birds and pollinators. Hands-on discovery for kids of all ages.
Native Americans of Long Island
August 24 2019
Learn about local prehistoric Native Americans life ways including food, clothing, shelter, culture and more. Kids will also experience our "Woodland Village" exhibit where they can go in a real dugout canoe, plant "vegetables" and go in the wigwam. Children ages 5+.
Garvies Point Museum and Preserve
Overlooking the Hemstead Harbor, Garvies Point Museum and Preserve is an exhibition devoted to the Native American culture and the science of archaeology. Relating to local regional geology, visitors will find a wealth of artifacts including maps, rocks and fossils found in the northern parts of Long Island. This elaborate museum boasts a well-stocked gift shop with various precious stones and jewelry for sale. Many classes are also available including jewelry workshops and sculpture. |
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516-571-8010 |
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