If the history of the Earth was written in a book with one page per year, that book would be 100 miles thick. Join us on a walking tour through time on the Karl Stirner Arts Trail, Easton. We’ll walk one mile from the formation of the Earth 4.6 billion years ago to the present. Each step will take us 2 million years forward through time to the present. See pivotal changes including when the crust cooled, when life started, and how all of human history compares to the vast geological history of our planet.  Meet at the North 13^th St. parking lot for the Trail.

The Earth is a remarkable planet with conditions just right for life as we know it. Join us for this Science on a Sphere program as we explore all the ways that Earth supports life, from the air we breathe to the water and food that sustain us.  Free. Parking may be found in the lot behind the building on Pine St. However, guests must walk around the block to enter by the front door.

Chocolate lovers will enjoy this Science on a Sphere show about chocolate – where it comes from, how it is grown, and how it ends up in the store for you to buy. Chocolate sampling follows the program.  Free. Parking may be found in the lot behind the building on Pine St. However, guests must walk around the block to enter by the front door.

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