Visit us at www.theccm.org

Call ahead

or reserve your visit online.

Limited no. of visitors indoors.

Make reservations for coming inside, 10 am to 3:30 pm, 7 days a week.

Explore the wildlife in the park around the museum with a guided stroll on the East Trail through woodlands and past wetlands to take in a scenic view of the creek. The West Trail meanders past the ponds and takes you to the Truck Pit. Our guide will tailor the walk to your children's interests and pace. Presented in Spanish upon request. Please let us know you are coming by registering here. Free for CCM members.

Cost is $5 per person for just the nature walk, or $8 for museum admission.

Presented by Dr. Deborah Wood

CCM has online workshops for Girl Scouts:

Three Cheers for Animals, Sun. Feb. 5, 1-3 pm

Brownies: Dancer badge, Sat. Feb. 25, 1-2 pm

Brownies & Juniors: Think Like an Engineer, Sat. Feb. 4, 2-4 pm

Juniors: Product Designer, Sat. March 25, 2-3 pm

Cadettes: aMaze Journey, Sun. Feb. 19, 1-5:30 pm

Seniors: GIRLtopia, Sat. March 4, 10am-2:30 pm

Seniors: Game Visionary, Sun. March 12, 2-3:30 pm

REGISTER HERE or call to register by phone: 410-990-1993.

Design and or install interactive outdoor exhibits

Launder costumes and puppets

Paint the outside of the building

Plan family events for weekends and next summer

SEEKING weekday afternoon receptionist, one or two days per week.

Your children are welcome to accompany you.

Please call 410-990-1993 or email us.

If you have a child 2 years of age or older, the University of Maryland, Baltimore County's Child Development Lab wants to know how they think. Volunteer for a 20-minute opportunity to contribute to science by participating in thinking games with the researchers. Various activities involve listening to or reading a story, manipulating objects, looking at pictures and videos, coloring, memory games, and answering questions. The team is at CCM on Mondays, Feb. 6 & 20, from 10 am to 1 pm. Each child receives a small prize for participating.

The Southern Flying Squirrel is rarely seen in Maryland - because it is nocturnal.

The range is eastern North America, especially pine and hardwood forests. A tree cavity makes a good home.

Similar to our other squirrel friends, the diet consists of acorns, other seeds and nuts, and lichen.

Up to 20 flying squirrels may share a nest to keep warm in winter!

Anne Arundel County Food Access Warm Line serves individuals and families throughout the county. Developed in partnership with multiple county agencies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Food Access Warm Line links callers to case managers who will help to access appropriate food resources.

Food Access Warm Line:

Anne Arundel County Dept. of Health has up-to-date information about Covid-19 vaccines for 0-5's.

Anne Arundel County Public Library has drop in hours as well as online and in-person events for children and adults.

Curbside pick up is available at all library branches.

website: TheCCM.org