and educate our visitors about the world’s
animal kingdom and how important they
are to their ecosystem. Every animal has a
purpose, be it an apex predator or a decom-
poser. Each week, guests can meet a new
critter in the Exhibit Halls and learn about
that animal’s importance in their ecosystem.
This program is included with museum ad-
mission. AM&G Members are free
11-14
Sunny King Charity Classic
Golf Tournament
12
Sleepover Safari
at Anniston Museum of Natural History
Join us for another great adventure at the
museums this summer! Children ages 7-12
will have a great time exploring the Exhibit
Halls, playing fun and educational games,
encountering live animals, and creating a
variety of crafts to take home. Drop off time
is Friday at 6:00 PM and pick up is Saturday
at 9:00 AM at AMNH. Pre-registration is
required by calling 256-237-6766 or online
via www.ExploreAMAG.org. This program is
limited to 20 children. The last day to reg-
ister is Wednesday, July 10. Dinner, snacks,
and breakfast are included. Participants are
required to bring a pillow, sleeping back,
toothbrush, toothpaste, pajamas, and other
needed items. Tickets are $45/member
child and $55/non-member child. Sibling
discount: register two or more children and
receive $10 off each additional child. *Mem-
bers, in order to receive multiple discounts,
please call the museum to register. These
discounts cannot be applied online
38
12
Creature Teacher at Anniston Museum
The Anniston Museum houses a variety of
live animals who enhance the Exhibit Halls
and educate our visitors about the world’s
animal kingdom and how important they
are to their ecosystem. Every animal has a
purpose, be it an apex predator or a decom-
poser. Each week, guests can meet a new
critter in the Exhibit Halls and learn about
that animal’s importance in their ecosystem.
13
Veterans Trade Day and Combat Park
Grand Opening
in Eastaboga (Curry Station Road)
13
Out of the Vault: Dangerous Secrets
at 1:30pm
Sometimes appearances can be deceptive.
A simple pen, an umbrella, a gear-shifter
from a taxi, everyday objects which upon
deeper inspection conceal dangerous se-
crets. These are just a few of the artifacts
from the Berman Museum collection, which
will be on display and discussed in our new-
est program, Out of the Vault. This program
will take place in the Deadly Beauty gallery.
This program is included in museum admis-
sion; AM&G members are free
18
Main Street Market – Ice Cream Social
in downtown Oxford starting at 3pm
18
Watermelon Wingding
at Longleaf Gardens from 5 -6pm
Third Thursday in the Gardens program:
It’s July in Alabama and all you want is
something cold and refreshing. You can’t
July 2019
INSIGHT