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  • A Wild Turkey is seen through an office window.

    By-Appointment Season 2025-2026 (March)

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    As we work more on the behind-the-scenes stuff, we ask you to call ahead to schedule a visit. Or sign up for one of the special events!

  • A geodesic multi-colored sphere is ringed by a rail and wire fence, and then by a rainbow, on a saky-blue background. Many Bobolinks (a black and white bird with yellow nape) emerge in a spiral from the geodesic world and fly out and in front of the fence and the rainbow. "A Spell for a World Without Borders" copyright © Meili Stokes and shown with permission.

    “The Gift of Art” show continues (March)

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    "The Gift of Art" is our off-season art show. This exhibit displays varied works including art from previous shows, selections from our gift shop, and elements from our permanent collections.

    Included with admission
  • Bohemian Waxwing in Museum's crab apple tree, by Erin Talmage. Copyright 2016 and used by permission.

    March Bird Monitoring Walk

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    Join our March monitoring walk to record birds on the Museum property. Learn something new, share what you know, or both!

  • Watercolor painting (excerpt): shows a white woman in a yellow shirt looking upward through binoculars. The point-of-view is from above, so only her head and arms are clear.

    “The Gift of Art” show continues (April)

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    "The Gift of Art" is our off-season art show. This exhibit displays varied works including art from previous shows, selections from our gift shop, and elements from our permanent collections.

    Included with admission
  • Baked goods and a crock pot and other treats on a table by a window.

    Volunteer Potluck

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    Share the love of birds, volunteering, and food!

  • Two children - one in a pink dress and the other in a green shirt and grey hat - reach nets into a pond. Green grass, mostly bare branches, and faded stems of taller plants indicate early spring.

    Explore Spring!

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    All ages explore nature: discover, investigate, learn, and enjoy.

    $10