Events and Programs

Lecture Series panel discussion
Lecture Series panel discussion Photo: Allegro Photography
Our events and programs promote discovery and instill a sense of wonder for ocean animals and habitats. By coming together to share information and ideas, we can make a vital and vibrant ocean possible.
LOWELL LECTURE SERIES

A Lifetime of Water Advocacy: A Conversation with Sarah Kauss

Join us in a discussion with entrepreneur Sarah Kauss, who will share her journey as an advocate, innovator, and ocean steward. Kauss is the Founder of S’well, a reusable water bottle and insulated products company. Learn how this environmental champion became a purposeful entrepreneur and what elements she finds critical to creating an enduring impact.

Photo of Sarah Kauss
Photo Courtesy of Sarah Kauss
EVENTS

The North American Indian Center of Boston's Past, Present & Future

Join us for a night of learning about the North American Indian Center of Boston. As the oldest urban Indian center in the Commonwealth, we’ll discuss the city’s urban Indigenous histories, current activities, and where we’ll go from here.

The North American Indian Center of Boston
The North American Indian Center of Boston
ANIMAL ENCOUNTERS

Experience the Atlantic Harbor Seals Like Never Before

Join our trainers for an exclusive inside-the-exhibit visit with our Atlantic harbor seals! Choose between a meet and greet or art-making session. You’ll learn about the harbor seals’ biology, their habitat, how we care for them, and the methods we use to communicate.

Harbor Seal Encounter
Harbor Seal Encounter

Lowell Lecture Series at the New England Aquarium

With the support of the Lowell Institute, our lecture series offers access to acclaimed experts—including, scientists, environmental writers, photographers, and others—who present on marine conservation and science-themed topics at no cost.

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