Join us for a proper send-off of the Peace, Love, and Music exhibition, open through March 2, with a A Complete Unknown Happy Hour, highlighting the addition to the gallery of ten early photos of Bob Dylan by the Godfather of Rock Photography, Jim Marshall, presented courtesy of Jim Marshall LLC. This collection of iconic images of Dylan recall a time when he shocked folk purists and brought folk music into the mainstream. Get into the spirit of the 60s by enjoying covers of Bob Dylan classics by Dave Brown and Shawn Caden of the Dishonest Fiddlers and a fine selection of wines and beers provided by Mutant Brewing and the Roof at Oppenheim. For more information, and to register, click here.

After a long winter of hibernation and general inactivity, we often feel ready to shake off the sluggishness and get things moving. Spring invites us to add more heat to our yoga through fluid movement, vinyasa, and twists. Flow is a practice that increases circulation of blood and prana (life-force energy), and helps to clear a foggy mind. Register today by clicking here! The $10 registration fee includes Museum entry after class.

Join us for a special orchid care workshop with Kristin Armstrong of Peaches Greens. Learn about different orchid varieties, proper soil, watering techniques, and light requirements. Participants are encouraged to bring their own orchid (if not in bloom) for a hands-on repotting session. Those without an orchid will receive a small bag of orchid mix to take home. The workshop is $10 per person, and Museum admission is included. Pre-registration is required—click the registration button. To register, click here.

Join us for WVIA Wednesdays at the Everhart as we celebrate Women's History Month with a documentary on Pennsylvania native Barbara Weisberger, founder of the Philadelphia Ballet. WVIA Wednesdays at the Everhart is a free monthly screening series programmed in partnership with WVIA Public Media especially for senior citizens. While the event is free, space is limited and registration is required. For more info, and to register, click here.

A New Path to the Waterfall, a joint exhibition on the convergence of nature and technology by John Bromberg and Samuelle Green, kicks off with a FREE opening reception. Join us for light fare, remarks by the artists, and a special musical invocation of strings and voices by Pictures Moved by Strings. There is no registration necessary to join us for the evening. For more information, click here.

Explore the differences between cacti and succulents, two common household desert plants, with Kristin Armstrong of Peaches Greens! Learn about the unique care requirements for each, including soil, watering, and light conditions. The workshop is $10 per person, and Museum admission is included. Pre-registration is required—to register, click here.

Join us for an info session and workshop on the 2025 City Nature Challenge (CNC), free with regular Museum admission. Led by local naturalist and regional CNC coordinator Matt Schultz, this session will introduce you to iNaturalist, a free app that helps you document biodiversity in your community. After a brief introduction, we’ll head to Nay Aug Park to put your skills into action! The City Nature Challenge is a global event happening April 25–28, where citizen scientists worldwide record observations of local wildlife. Don’t miss this chance to contribute to a global biodiversity project! The CNC is organized by the Natural History Museum of LA County and the California Academy of Sciences. Please pre-register here.