Bright Wings: An Illustrated Anthology of Poems About Birds - Join Poet Laureate Billy Collins and others to celebrate Bright Wings, which features more than 100 poems with illustrations. Wednesday, March 10.

Bright Wings: An Illustrated Anthology of Poems About Birds - Join Poet Laureate Billy Collins and others to celebrate Bright Wings, which features more than 100 poems with illustrations. Wednesday, March 10.

One Step Beyond - This monthly party series features the biggest names in techno, electronica, indie rock, and hip-hop. Cocktails keep the party going. Friday, March 12.

Foraging in Central Park - As spring turns to summer, environmental educator Steve “Wildman” Brill will lead three Central Park walks with a focus on foraging. Saturday, March 13.

The Great Pacific Garbage Dump - In this family-friendly program, learn about the Great Pacific Garbage Dump and the impact of plastics on marine life, and get a close look at some live animals threatened by plastic debris. Sunday, March 14.

Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate - Join Director of the Hayden Planetarium Neil deGrasse Tyson and a panel of space exploration experts for the 10th annual Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate. Monday, March 15.

Still Life: Adventures in Taxidermy - Melissa Milgrom, author of Still Life: Adventures in Taxidermy, offers an exclusive look at the artistry and personalities behind some famous taxidermy works. Tuesday, March 16.

Behind the Scenes in Anthropology - This tour of the Anthropology Division’s massive collection will focus on artifacts that highlight the cultures and crafts along the Silk Road. Thursday, March 18.

Twinkling Stars: Mythic Creatures in the Sky - Classroom activities and observations in the Hayden Planetarium Space Theater reveal the stars above to young astronomers. Thursday, March 18.

Howl with the Wolves - Listen to packs of tundra, timber, and arctic wolves high up on the ridge of the Kittatinny Mountains at New Jersey’s Lakota Wolf Preserve on this Members’ expedition. Saturday, March 20.

From the Motherlands to El Barrio: New York’s Latino Immigrant Experience - This family-friendly event focuses on Latino communities in New York City while drawing parallels between immigrant experiences throughout time. Saturday, March 20.

Once Upon a Fossil - Join Paleontology Collection Manager Carl Mehling for a tour that focuses on the hidden stories of reorganized and remounted specimens. Tuesday, March 23.

Wild, Wild World: Predators - In this special live-animal presentation with wildlife expert Andrew Simmons, you will be introduced to the world of the predator. Saturday, March 27.

Astrophysics Camp - In this fascinating camp, 2nd and 3rd graders explore the mysteries of the universe, learn to build and test rockets, and much more. Monday, March 29.

Silk Road Camp - Experience the music, food, and cultures of the ancient Silk Road in this week-long camp for 4th and 5th graders. Monday, March 29.

Fossils and DNA Camp - Children in 6th and 7th grade will take an exciting journey through human evolution and learn about our relatives from early primates to the first hominids. Monday, March 29.

Inferior Planets with Joe Rao - Joe Rao leads this tour of the western sky including Mercury, Venus, and the early spring constellations. Tuesday, March 30.

Buddhist Art of Dunhuang - Join Roderick Whitfield of the University of London as he discusses the fascinating cave murals of Dunhuang, China. Wednesday, March 31.

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