Snakes – a confusing creature. Don’t miss out on learning about one of our most misunderstood creatures- snakes always get a bad reputation for one thing or another. Spend the evening in the Peyton Anderson Orchard with MAS Raptor Program Director, Pete Griffin, and Curator of Living Collections, Sharron Cornacchione, as they talk all about […]

Have you ever been on a bird walk? Or done pond dipping to learn about invertebrates who live in the water? Nature Explorers is an exciting new partnership with the Georgia Extension Service that will allow families to experience new things to learn about the outdoors! Beginning in June, every third Saturday afternoon (except for December) at […]

Join us for a day of family fun. Meet the reptiles of the MAS Mini-Zoo, along with special guests that will be visiting the Museum! Reptile Rendezvous is included with regular admission prices. As always, members get in free! Masks are required in the Museum building.

MAS Macon is popping up at the Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park this Saturday from 10:30 am-11:00 am. Stop by to get an up-close encounter and learn all about one of Georgia's most misunderstood animals, the possum, and see why they are so important to our environment! This event is FREE and is the very […]

Great news! The Museum of Arts and Sciences is getting more African Straw-Colored Fruit Bats! The Edenfield Bat Cave will be closed from July 27th-August 17th to allow our new bats to quarantine and adjust to their new home. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope you'll come visit to welcome them when the exhibit […]

Due to unforeseen circumstances (and the potential for thunderstorms in the evening), Wild Wednesdays at the MAS: Owl Show and Nature Walk has been POSTPONED to next Wednesday (July 28th) at 7pm. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to see you all here next week! Join us for an evening in the Peyton Anderson […]