In celebration of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America, the Everhart Express is heading to the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia! Join us as we explore the compelling stories about the diverse people and complex events that sparked America’s ongoing experiment in liberty, equality, and self-government. The group will visit for a self-guided experience at the Museum, with audio devices included for those who want to enhance their experience. For the rest of the day in Philly, to be enjoyed at your leisure, there are plenty of other fantastic attractions withing walking distance to commemorate this formative time in America’s history, including Liberty Square and Independence Hall, both free to the public. For more information, and to register, click here.

Join us at the Everhart Museum for a very special storytime with author and certified K-9 handler Kendra Lapsansky and her real-life search and rescue dog, Manny! Kendra will read aloud from her children’s book Manny’s Mission, based on a true rescue mission she and Manny undertook on the Appalachian Trail. During this interactive program, children will: ● Meet Manny and see him demonstrate real search and rescue skills ● Learn what it takes to train and certify a working rescue dog ● Explore the tools Kendra uses in the field, including her radio, pack, and gear ● Discover cool facts about how dogs “see with their noses” ● Ask questions and interact with a real Search and Rescue team For more information, and to register, click here.

Join us for an exciting week of hands-on fun at the Everhart Museum! Designed for curious and creative minds ages 6–11, Everhart Explorers Summer Camp blends the worlds of art, science, and nature through imaginative projects, experiments, and museum exploration. For more information, click here.

Join us for an exciting week of hands-on fun at the Everhart Museum! Designed for curious and creative minds ages 6–11, Everhart Explorers Summer Camp blends the worlds of art, science, and nature through imaginative projects, experiments, and museum exploration. For more information, click here.