CLEVELAND, OH—New Museum, new programs! Alongside reimagined galleries and exhibits, the transformed Cleveland Museum of Natural History has debuted an exciting array of brand-new programs—from engaging discussions about globally relevant topics to fun and creative ways to learn about science. The Museum’s public programming offers a variety of options for all audiences.
Conversations with Women in STEAM
Margot Lee Shetterly | Thursday, February 6, 2025
Author Margot Lee Shetterly will kick off the Museum’s new series Conversations with Women in STEAM. Sponsored by Lubrizol, this conversation will focus on the impact of women in STEAM careers and Shetterly's role in bringing them to the forefront. Dr. Rebecca Liebert, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Lubrizol Corporation, will lead the conversation. A chemical engineer with extensive leadership experience, Dr. Liebert is a member of the prestigious National Academy of Engineering.
Shetterly is the author of Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race, a 2016 New York Times bestseller. A powerful exploration of early intersectionality in the workplace, Hidden Figures illuminates the day-to-day lives of Black women pursuing their dreams during the civil rights era.
Epoch
The Science of Attraction | Thursday, February 13, 2025
A new spin on a classic favorite! Fans of Think & Drink with the Extinct will love attending the Museum’s newest 21+ series—Epoch, featuring the nationally recognized and Cleveland-born DJ E-V. Starting off the new year is an evening of romance and fun celebrating Valentine’s Day.
This event will offer something for couples and singles alike. Curious about some of the lore behind finding love? Get mystical with tarot reading and aura photography—whether you’re a true believer or not. Just want the science? Learn about the process of sexual selection, the mating dances of animals, and how to create your own “love potion.”
The Science of...
The Science of Climate Change with Bill Nye | Thursday, April 10, 2025
Step into engaging discussions about globally relevant topics with the Museum’s new series The Science of... The kick-off event will feature Bill Nye, scientist, engineer, comedian, author, and inventor, in conversation with the Museum's Chief Science Officer, Dr. Gavin Svenson, on the state of the environment, the escalating climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and the profound impact of these issues on humanity. This event is part of the Linda and Les Vinney Know Your World Lecture Series. Tickets for The Science of Climate Change with Bill Nye will go on sale Tuesday, March 4, at 10am.
About the Cleveland Museum of Natural History
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History illuminates the world around us and inspires visitors to engage with the natural forces that shape their lives. Since its founding in 1920, the Museum has pioneered scientific research to advance knowledge across diverse fields of study and used its outstanding collections, which encompass millions of artifacts and specimens, to deepen the public’s understanding of the dynamic connections between humans and nature. Through its Natural Areas Program, the Museum stewards more than 12,500 acres of protected ecosystems across northern Ohio. A community gathering place, educational center, and research institution, the Museum is a vital resource that serves Cleveland and the nation. For more information, visit CMNH.org.
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