In a time where we are all confined to our homes, Eastman Connects is a way to bring everyone together. This social media project gives our Eastman community the opportunity to engage, while highlighting the talents and strengths of our students, faculty, alumni and community. Together we’ll show that while the world is on pause, the music continues here at Eastman.

Fun Zoo Projects to do at home for kids of all ages

Connect nature with movement, storytelling and song to bring your puppets to life. Frogs Make Me Hoppy (3-12) Monday morning from 10-11am 3 sessions, June 1st - 15th

Daily free live classes for kids with experienced teachers. Parents are welcome to join. Class topics include story time, career day, math, teaching your child to read, parent tips for homeschooling, and more.

The Museum is hosting its weekly Songwriter Sessions on Instagram Live, Tuesdays starting at 8:00 PM Central on the Museum's Instagram, @OfficialCMHOF. (However, Tuesday, June 2, we are pausing for a Day of Quiet.)

Come join us to make beautiful things from items you have at home! Have a joyous time creating, and then spread the joy by sharing with loved ones and friends when social distancing is over! ***REGISTRATION REQUIRED***

Meet the museum's biologist and learn fun facts about animals that live in the butterfly garden.

Log in and stay connected with the Stamford Museum & Nature Center! Join us for our Facebook live program at 10 am each day.

On Saturday, June 13th, we welcome you to join us for a virtual presentation in honor of New London’s 6th annual Juneteenth Celebration! Join Connecticut Landmarks as we celebrate Juneteenth and highlight the African-American history of the Hempsted House and the surrounding neighborhood in partnership with the NAACP – New London Branch, and our neighbor the Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC). The festivities begin at 1 pm with nationally recognized performing artist and storyteller Tammy Denease, with her Hidden Women Series. Denease will lead us on a virtual tour through the Hempsted Houses while bringing the remarkable story of Joan Jackson to life. Hear the story of the Jackson family, which includes the story of Joan’s eldest son, Adam, an enslaved farmer at the Hempsted House for over 30 years.