Anita B. Gorman Discovery Center

Located in Kansas City, MO, just east of the Plaza near 47th and Troost. Six hands-on workshops explore Missouri’s fish, forest and wildlife with a Lewis and Clark theme. Discovery Center is a showcase for environmental architecture with four acres of native landscaping. Buy books and hunting/fishing permits at the gift shop.

TO REGISTER FOR A PROGRAM: Programs are free. Register online at: https://short.mdc.mo.gov/47Z. If you are unable to attend a program, please call us at 816-759-7300 and cancel as a courtesy.

Anita B. Gorman Discovery Center: 4750 Troost Avenue, Kansas City, MO  64110

Winter Backyard Birding

January 18 * Saturday * 10 AM–2 PM

Walk-in (all ages)

Winter is a great time to spot our flying neighbors, but who is that enjoying your backyard bird feeder? Come and learn the common winter backyard birds of Kansas City, help with Project FeederWatch and even make a pinecone bird feeder! All materials are provided.

Snoozin’, Cruisin’ and Groovin’: How Do Animals Survive the Winter? – Virtual

January 24 * Friday * 3–4 PM

Registration required (all ages)

Where did all the summer animals go? And who are these new guys? Animals survive the winter through hibernation, migration or staying active, but who does what? Join us virtually in learning more about how animals survive the coldest part of the year! The presenter will e-mail the program link to participants both the day before and day of the program.

Snoozin’, Cruisin’ and Groovin’: How Do Animals Survive the Winter?

January 25 * Saturday * 10 AM–2 PM

Walk-in (all ages)

Where did all the summer animals go? And who are these new guys? Animals survive the winter through hibernation, migration or staying active, but who does what? Join us in learning more about how animals survive the coldest part of the year! Staff will have ongoing crafts and activities.