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See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
NEW Innovation Station Feature: Lacrosse (dehoñtjihgwa’és) Presented by the American Indian Law Alliance
The game known today as lacrosse blends contemporary sports innovations with the traditions and core values of “the creator’s game,” which traces its origins to the Haudenosaunee, or People of the Longhouse. Made up of Six Nations, the Haudenosaunee are the indigenous peoples upon whose ancestral lands the museum now stands. Explore stories of the birth and development of lacrosse, and learn more about the science behind the game in the newest addition to the MOST Innovation Station, “LACROSSE (dehoñtjihgwa’és).”
GRAND OPENING on Saturday, April 17 at 10 am, located in the Omnitheater Lobby.
Speakers Include: Tadodaho Sid Hill, Oren Lyons Onondaga Faithkeeper, & Betty Lyons of the MOST Foundation Board and American Indian Law Alliance Executive Director. Presentation of Tewaaraton trophy by Sarah Aschenbach of Tewaaraton Foundation.
Enjoy a live stick-making demonstration by Alfie Jacques of the Onondaga Turtle Clan starting at 10:30 am.
“The Roots of Lacrosse” Documentary screening courtesy of Honest Engine Films will be a special feature all weekend long in the Galson Issues Theater at 11 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm, & 4 pm.
Additional Support from:
Onondaga Community College Foundation
West Genesee Lacrosse Alumni
Judith FazioFox Pest Control
Paul Kulick in Memory of Michael N. Kulick
Onondaga Nation Arena
Ska:nonh: Great Law of Peace Center
Tewaaraton Foundation
Stephanie Herbert, Director of Marketing at the MOST
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
Sensory Friendly Time is a great place to socialize safely with other parents with children on the spectrum. At SFT, Sounds are turned down, air compressors are turned off, and lighting is adjusted to accommodate learners with sensory-processing difficulties. The extended hours also help ensure that wait times and crowd sizes are reduced. 
Sensory Friendly Time events are FREE for members and $5 for nonmembers. (Personal Aids are always welcome for free)
Engage in sensory stimulation after months of distance learning – come Discover, Learn, & Play with us! 
*The Science Playhouse will be OPEN for Sensory Friendly Time only. The playhouse will be open from 6 pm – 7:30 pm, 10 people at a time, with enforced safety protocols (masks, hand sanitizer, & social distancing)*See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
See the animals live and in action! No reservations. Limited seating.
Free with museum admission.
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