This week’s Campfire Storytime theme is Monsters in the Museum! Join us in the Great Outdoors exhibit for a read-aloud of The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything by Linda Williams, a mystery-solving story about a fearless little old lady and the spooky clues she meets along her walk home. Kids will listen for the things that might cause a fright and see how she handles each one along the way.
Guests will choose their own follow-up craft activity to color, cut, and create.
The Discovery Center supports local nonprofit organizations and educational institutions by donating admission passes. The standard donation is two admission passes valued at $24. Donation Requests are processed monthly, and it may take up to two months for a response depending on your requested event date. One request per organization will be considered per calendar year. Please keep in mind that while each request receives careful consideration, we regret that we are unable to accommodate all requests. All requests must be submitted through the form below. Please do not call, email or mail your requests. You will be emailed if your donation is approved. Donations will be emailed to the email address indicated below prior to the event. Organizations must meet the following guidelines to be considered:
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The Discovery BIG Family Fun Pack!
The Discovery BIG Family Fun Pack!
Discovery fun for the whole family and a friend!
One + One PLUS One = Fun for Three!
One + One = Fun for Two
Discovery Center at Murfree Spring is seeking reliable, upbeat and positive youth ages 14 - 17 as summer day camp Counselors in Training (CIT) assisting counselors and educators with children in grades K – 6. CITs will assist day camp counselors and educators in delivering age-appropriate activities and crafts and may assist Discovery Center education staff with programming focused on nature, animals, science and design.
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