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By Bonnie Folkins

FREE, Everyone welcome. In Auditorium.

By Denis Brault, Professor of Latin and Greek for La Fondation Humanitas.

Earth Day Workshop: Creepy crawlies around us

April 13, 11h30 (in english) and/et 13 avril à 13h (en francais)

Zoom into the fascinating world of insects! With the help of a GUEPE naturalist, discover this often misunderstood universe. Expore the difference between vertebrates, invertebrates and insects.

With Éric Richard (Directeur des services éducatifs, Les amis de la montagne) and Kakwiron:aron Cook (Aboriginal Outreach, McGill)

Join the members of the McGill Astronomy club and the members of the Redpath Museum club for an evening of geology and star gazing. Event starts in the Redpath Museum Auditorium with an introduction to the fascinating science of earth and the heavens. Followed by a walk up Mont Royal for star gazing. Weather permitting. Free, everyone welcome. No reservation necessary.

By Denis Brault, Professor of Latin and Greek for La Fondation Humanitas.

The biographies written in Greek by Plutarch in the middle of the first century of our era introduced some interesting parallels in the lives of the Great Men of Ancient Greek and Roman history. How similar - and how different - were Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar, Demosthenes and Cicero?

With musical accompaniment by cellist Vincent Bélanger.

Part of a Public Reading Series.

With Dr. Frederic Bertley (Vice-President, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia). This presentation includes an introduction to the importance of Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM). Coorganized by The Garvey Institute, The Franklin Institute and the Redpath Museum.

In Auditorium.

FREE, everyone welcome. No reservation necessary.

INFO: 514-398-4094.

By Guy Moore (Associate Professor, Physics, McGill)