Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Please fill out the following form so we can contact you in the event of any last-minute cancellations: Monarch Butterfly Demonstrations Form.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Please fill out the following form so we can contact you in the event of any last-minute cancellations: Monarch Butterfly Demonstrations Form.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

You are invited to an evening under the stars!

Join astrophysicist and ACCC professor Dr. Frank Toriello for an unforgettable evening exploring the stars, our solar system, and the universe. The night begins with a fascinating presentation in our Science Exhibit Hall, followed by stargazing in our spacious courtyard.

Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Please fill out the following form so we can contact you in the event of any last-minute cancellations: Monarch Butterfly Demonstrations Form.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Please fill out the following form so we can contact you in the event of any last-minute cancellations: Monarch Butterfly Demonstrations Form.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Please fill out the following form so we can contact you in the event of any last-minute cancellations: Monarch Butterfly Demonstrations Form.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Please fill out the following form so we can contact you in the event of any last-minute cancellations: Monarch Butterfly Demonstrations Form.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

Nature is not only worth seeing but remembering. The art of Nature Journaling has a wide range of expressions and subject matters - it can range from the flowers in your garden to the wilds of a forest. We will explore a variety of ways to keep a journal along with several mediums to illustrate and record what you want to remember.  This fun, hands-on workshop will begin in the classroom and flow out to the Center’s pollinator garden. A wide variety of mediums and techniques will be introduced: pencil, pen & ink, watercolors, colored pencil, brush markers and acrylics.

Our teacher, Peach Lukens, remembers an old home movie her father took of her bending over to smell a dandelion while learning to walk. Her love of Nature coupled with journaling, exploring and working with a wide variety of art mediums has been a passion of hers for some 70 years!

Purchase your tickets today!

Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Please fill out the following form so we can contact you in the event of any last-minute cancellations: Monarch Butterfly Demonstrations Form.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Please fill out the following form so we can contact you in the event of any last-minute cancellations: Monarch Butterfly Demonstrations Form.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is proud to host Estela Romero for a presentation on Monarch conservation.  Estela is an environmental educator from Mexico.  She is a lifelong resident of the Mexican Monarch Reserve, where for years she has been active in monarch conservation.  She has been engaged in environmental education in the schools within the Reserve, and also coordinates with environmental educators in the US and Canada through the Symbolic Monarch Migration and Journey North programs.  Her talk, titled, “The Magnificent Migration of Monarchs,” will mix scientific facts with personal and historical anecdotes.  She is coming at the invitation of monarch enthusiasts who met her in Mexico and felt that she needed to experience the migration of monarchs through Cape May. 

A Monarch tagging demonstration will take place at 2:00 PM. Estela’s presentation will begin at 3:00 PM. This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

You are invited to an evening under the stars!

Join astrophysicist and ACCC professor Dr. Frank Toriello for an unforgettable evening exploring the stars, our solar system, and the universe. The night begins with a fascinating presentation in our Science Exhibit Hall, followed by stargazing in our spacious courtyard.

Are you interested in participating in an exciting high-tech community science effort to track monarch butterflies on their epic migration from Cape May Point to their overwintering sites in Mexico?  The Cape May Point Arts & Science Center is leading the way in the deployment of cutting-edge technology utilizing the world’s smallest wildlife tracking devices to track monarch butterflies. Come down to the Cape May Point Arts & Science for one of our Project Monarch public tagging demonstrations to see the project in action and participate using the Project Monarch app to detect radio tagged monarchs and upload data!

This event is free and open to the general public. Donations are highly encouraged and appreciated.

Photo Credit: Sue Allen

More information coming soon!

Please join us on Saturday, September 13th, from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM for the 2nd Annual da Vinci Gala, benefiting the Cape May Point Arts and Science Center! This signature fundraising event will honor Tom and Sue Carroll for their support and service to so many non-profits over their years in Cape May. Highlights of the event will include science demonstrations, music, drinks, hors d’oeuvres, and live auction items featuring unique Cape May experiences.

Purchase your tickets today!

You are invited to an evening under the stars!

Join astrophysicist and ACCC professor Dr. Frank Toriello for an unforgettable evening exploring the stars, our solar system, and the universe. The night begins with a fascinating presentation in our Science Exhibit Hall, followed by stargazing in our spacious courtyard.

Join us for an evening of discovery and creativity!

In partnership with the Wetlands Institute, children ages 5 and up are invited to explore, create, and learn through a variety of engaging activity stations designed to spark curiosity and imagination. 

Purchase your tickets today!

Join us for a delightful mix of entertainment, creativity, and science learning—perfect for curious families. You can expect hands-on fun, tactile projects, surprising reactions, and a chance to create memories together. Stations will include: 

• Elephant Toothpaste Demonstrations: Watch the classic chemical reaction that creates a foaming eruption—dramatic, safe, and totally photogenic!

• DIY Bath‑Bomb Making: Measure, mix, mold, and personalize your own fizzy bath bombs to take home and enjoy.

• DIY Ice Cream in a Bag: Shake, ice, crystallize! Make real ice cream using simple ingredients and ice-packed bags—cold science you can eat.

• Mural Creation: Collaborate with others to craft a large mural inspired by nature and the ecosystems around us!

• Nature Scavenger Hunt: Explore the Center’s pollinator garden and exhibit halls on a hunt for hidden treasures in nature—great for all ages.

• Nature Documentary Screening: Wind down with a short film celebrating wildlife.

Purchase your tickets today!

Nature is not only worth seeing but remembering. The art of Nature Journaling has a wide range of expressions and subject matters - it can range from the flowers in your garden to the wilds of a forest. We will explore a variety of ways to keep a journal along with several mediums to illustrate and record what you want to remember.  This fun, hands-on workshop will begin in the classroom and flow out to the Center’s pollinator garden. A wide variety of mediums and techniques will be introduced: pencil, pen & ink, watercolors, colored pencil, brush markers and acrylics.

Our teacher, Peach Lukens, remembers an old home movie her father took of her bending over to smell a dandelion while learning to walk. Her love of Nature coupled with journaling, exploring and working with a wide variety of art mediums has been a passion of hers for some 70 years!

Purchase your tickets today!

You are invited to an evening under the stars!

Join astrophysicist and ACCC professor Dr. Frank Toriello for an unforgettable evening exploring the stars, our solar system, and the universe. The night begins with a fascinating presentation in our Science Exhibit Hall, followed by stargazing in our spacious courtyard.

Join us for an evening of discovery and creativity!

In partnership with the Wetlands Institute, children ages 5 and up are invited to explore, create, and learn through a variety of engaging activity stations designed to spark curiosity and imagination. 

Purchase your tickets today!

Join us for a delightful mix of entertainment, creativity, and science learning—perfect for curious families. You can expect hands-on fun, tactile projects, surprising reactions, and a chance to create memories together. Stations will include: 

• Elephant Toothpaste Demonstrations: Watch the classic chemical reaction that creates a foaming eruption—dramatic, safe, and totally photogenic!

• DIY Bath‑Bomb Making: Measure, mix, mold, and personalize your own fizzy bath bombs to take home and enjoy.

• DIY Ice Cream in a Bag: Shake, ice, crystallize! Make real ice cream using simple ingredients and ice-packed bags—cold science you can eat.

• Mural Creation: Collaborate with others to craft a large mural inspired by nature and the ecosystems around us!

• Nature Scavenger Hunt: Explore the Center’s pollinator garden and exhibit halls on a hunt for hidden treasures in nature—great for all ages.

• Nature Documentary Screening: Wind down with a short film celebrating wildlife.

Purchase your tickets today!

Join us for a delightful mix of entertainment, creativity, and science learning—perfect for curious families. You can expect hands-on fun, tactile projects, surprising reactions, and a chance to create memories together. Stations will include: 

• Elephant Toothpaste Demonstrations: Watch the classic chemical reaction that creates a foaming eruption—dramatic, safe, and totally photogenic!

• DIY Bath‑Bomb Making: Measure, mix, mold, and personalize your own fizzy bath bombs to take home and enjoy.

• DIY Ice Cream in a Bag: Shake, ice, crystallize! Make real ice cream using simple ingredients and ice-packed bags—cold science you can eat.

• Mural Creation: Collaborate with others to craft a large mural inspired by nature and the ecosystems around us!

• Nature Scavenger Hunt: Explore the Center’s pollinator garden and exhibit halls on a hunt for hidden treasures in nature—great for all ages.

• Nature Documentary Screening: Wind down with a short film celebrating wildlife.

Purchase your tickets today!

You are invited to an evening under the stars!

Join astrophysicist and ACCC professor Dr. Frank Toriello for an unforgettable evening exploring the stars, our solar system, and the universe. The night begins with a fascinating presentation in our Science Exhibit Hall, followed by stargazing in our spacious courtyard.