Darwin Day Event - Museum Outing: Orchids through Darwin’s Eye
Fun for the whole family! Join us at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History for the exhibit, Orchid's through Darwin's Eye.
From the website: Charles Darwin used orchids to help prove his theories of natural selection and evolution. Scientists today follow in Darwin's footsteps and use orchids to learn more about how plants have evolved and adapted to live in almost every type of environment around the world. Come explore the alluring world of orchids through the eyes of Darwin and the naturalists, horticulturists, and scientists he influenced. Discover new insights and curious surprises about these captivating plants, including the only orchid fossil ever discovered!
We will meet inside the entrance of the Natural History at 12:00pm. We will have lunch at the Atrium Cafe at approximately 1:00pm, located in the museum. Everyone must purchase their own lunch.
Everyone is encouraged to take public transportation, as street parking is very limited. Located at Smithsonian Metro Station (Mall exit) on the Blue and Orange line.
Must RSVP to mhensley[at]centerforinquiry.net or call 202-546-2332 Ext. 111.
