Whether you plan to run, walk, or even just watch the Scranton Half Marathon on Sunday, April 6, there will be no better way to start your final preparation day than with a relaxing and restorative yoga session. Flow yoga invites us to add more heat to our yoga through fluid movement, vinyasa, and twists. It is a practice that will generate warmth to help move lymph, increase circulation of blood and prana (life-force energy), and clear a foggy mind. For more information, and to register, 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 WVIA Wednesdays at the Everhart as we celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month with a special screening of another WVIA original documentary Wham-Re-Bop-Boom-Bam: The Swing Jazz of Eddie Durham. Through the testimonials of family, friends and devoted fellow musicians of all ages, this film follows the musical journey of the often overlooked, but totally unique, musical genius. For more information, and to register, click here.

In partnership with Marywood Films, the Everhart Museum is pleased to present the original film Cupid Shuffle, and a panel discussion with the creators afterwards. The second film entirely written, shot, performed, produced, directed, and edited through the combined effort of over 30 Marywood students, Cupid Shuffle is a romantic comedy about two college-aged students with a supernatural twist. Marywood Films would like to thank the Everhart Museum for hosting their screening and giving the greater Scranton audience a chance to see this locally made film. This event is open to the public to attend and is free with museum admission.

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.

Hop into spring with a fun, Easter-themed craft at the Everhart Museum! Drop in anytime between 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. to create your own unique Easter basket collage. Using pre-cut basket shapes, you’ll decorate with colorful paper eggs, fun stickers, glitter, and more! Use stencils to create patterned eggs, and feel free to add markers or ribbons to personalize your basket to your heart’s content. For more information, click here.

Laugh to Live and Everhart present “Ha Ha Ha’s for the Humor Therapy Fund – Scranton Area Community Foundation,” a comedy show fundraiser for the Humor Therapy Fund of the Scranton Area Foundation (SAF). Join us for a hilarious evening supporting a great cause featuring comedians Jeannine Luby, Kathryn Viau, and Mary Rapach! The Humor Therapy Fund promotes laughter and humor for the therapeutic benefit of our community. Drinks will be available for purchase, with the first included with the cost of admission. In addition to a portion of comedy show proceeds being donated to the Fund, a portion of the sales of special Electric City Sweets candy bars will also be donated. Candy Bars will be available for purchase at the show. For more information, and to register, click here.

Take in the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby in style at the Waverly Country Club as we party to benefit the Everhart Museum! The race may only last two minutes, but there will be hours of games, music, eating, and drinking as we celebrate the oldest continuously-run sporting event in America. For more info and the party and registration, click here.