Celebrate the Halloween season coastal style with a month of creepy coastal activities at the Museum of Coastal Carolina. Throughout October, families are invited to learn about the species humans consider "creepy" and "crawly", with galleries spotlighting sharks, bats, alligators, jellyfish, and more.
Visit us to experience our Touch Tank feeding on Friday at 11:00 a.m. Plan to join us, and, with staff and trained volunteer assistance, you can gently touch some of our resident sea creatures and learn more about them. Watch trained volunteers feed the animals, including horseshoe crabs, hermit crabs, sea stars and more!
The planetarium show highlights how Gemini will work together with observatories that monitor the night sky for exciting astronomical events that change with time, such as the NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
Celebrate the Halloween season coastal style with a month of creepy coastal activities at the Museum of Coastal Carolina. Throughout October, families are invited to learn about the species humans consider "creepy" and "crawly", with galleries spotlighting sharks, bats, alligators, jellyfish, and more.
Invertebrates come in all shapes and sizes including insects and crustaceans. Crustaceans are mainly aquatic, wearing their skeletons on the outside rather than inside. Each month, we will investigate the characteristics of crustaceans and explore a different category of crustaceans through hands-on activities with fun facts about a specific crustacean each week. In October, we […]
The planetarium show highlights how Gemini will work together with observatories that monitor the night sky for exciting astronomical events that change with time, such as the NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
Relive the viral musical hits of the 2010s with Laser Party,. Featuring hits from LMFAO, Katy Perry, Imagine Dragons, Black Eyed Peas and more, this upbeat and high energy show blends 2010s trends with stunning laser effects for the ultimate tween vibes. There’s no better way to experience these chart-topping hits!
Celebrate the Halloween season coastal style with a month of creepy coastal activities at the Museum of Coastal Carolina. Throughout October, families are invited to learn about the species humans consider "creepy" and "crawly", with galleries spotlighting sharks, bats, alligators, jellyfish, and more.
Each week we will read a story representing one of the animals or exhibits at the museum and complete an interactive craft or science activity based on the story. This week we will read The Toad by Elise Gravel. Toads may be a little warty and a lot quirky, but they play an important role […]
The planetarium show highlights how Gemini will work together with observatories that monitor the night sky for exciting astronomical events that change with time, such as the NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
The planetarium show highlights how Gemini will work together with observatories that monitor the night sky for exciting astronomical events that change with time, such as the NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
The planetarium show highlights how Gemini will work together with observatories that monitor the night sky for exciting astronomical events that change with time, such as the NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
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