Meet Dr. Greta Binford

Meet Dr. Greta Binford, Arachnologist, at the Carnegie Museum on Thursday, July 25 at 1 pm. After her presentation visitors will be encouraged to follow her to the Sugar Creek Nature Park to look for spiders.

A professor of Biology at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon, Greta Binford specializes in Arachnology, the study of spiders. Greta graduated from North Montgomery High School in 1983, then obtained her B.A. from Miami University. She then received her M.S. from the University of Utah and her Ph.D. from the University of Arizona in 2000. Binford joined the Lewis & Clark’s biology faculty in 2003 and encourages her students to learn about themselves while studying other species and continuously engages her students in scientific inquiry. The Carnegie Museum is featuring Greta and her work in the museum during the 2013 season. The exhibit will focus on Greta, her general field of Biology, and her specific research on spiders. The book Silk & Venom highlights Greta’s research and her quest to learn more about spiders.

Summer at the Museum 2013 Continues

Summer at the Museum 2013 is going strong, with over 100 kids signed up already. We have even had some finishers already! The program is free and the museum is open Wednesday through Saturday from 10 to 5 pm. Admission to the museum is also free and we are stroller and wheelchair accessible. 

 Here is a sample of what the program is all about. It is simple and fun, and there are prizes!

 

Summer at the Museum 2013 Question sheets.
There are two different versions, one a little easier and one a little more difficult for the older kids.

Both Summer at the Museum versions have a ballot. 
Vote for your favorite things!

Which version looks more fun to you? 
Come visit us and try one!

Summer at the Museum 2013

Summer at the Museum 2013 has begun!

Summer at the Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County:

May 29 to August 10

Participation is free.
Complete activities and earn prizes!

Poetry Day!

 Poetry Day at the CMMC!

The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County presents Poetry Day on Saturday, April 27^th from 1 to 3 pm. 

April is National Poetry Month, so join us as Wabash Professor and Poet Dr. Marc Hudson, and students from Wabash College present a variety of Poetry, followed by fun activities to encourage creativity and playing with words. The theme of this year’s Poetry Day is Poetry as a Form of Transport. In addition to the presentation of poetry visitors can make their own poems, listen to both classic poetry and new poetry and have a chance to recite their own work as well. This event is about poetry in all of its forms.

Admission is free and all ages are welcome. The Carnegie Museum is located at 222 S Washington Street in downtown Crawfordsville. For more information please call 765-362-4618.

Pi Day Fun!

Thanks to all who joined us for our 5th annual Pi Day on March 16!

"How Does It Work?"

Join us at the Carnegie Museum on February 28th from 5pm to 7pm!

You are invited to attend an exhibit preview of:

"How Does It Work?"

created by Tuttle Middle School Students


Then stay for the the Friends of the Carnegie Museum Annual Meeting of the Membership.
The Annual Meeting of the Friends of the Carnegie Museum will begin at 7pm.

Admission is free, and the public is invited. The museum is accessible.

Pi Day!

The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County & the Wabash College Society of Physics Students invite you to our 5th Annual Celebration of

Pi Day

Saturday, March 16th
1 to 3 PM

 FREE Admission!


Join us for Pi Day as Wabash professors and students will be on hand to entertain and amaze.
Witness and explore physics firsthand.

Bring the whole family and join us at theCarnegie Museum of Montgomery County. And of course we will need to have a little pie!

222 S. Washington St
Crawfordsville, IN
765-362-4618

carnegie@cdpl.lib.in.us