Science Museum’s spin on Earth Day

The Science Museum of Virginia appears to have a monopoly on Earth Day festivities in Richmond this year.

For those seeking to participate in a celebration, the museum at 2500 W. Broad St. will host its activities from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 22.

Visitors will be able to explore exhibits on natural resources and sustainability and get a close-up on environmental science, with partner groups offering information gardening, recycling, screen film installation. London-born artist and filmmaker Sir Isaac Julien uses Mr. Douglass’ writings, excerpts from his speeches, re-enactments filmed with Shakespearean actor Ray Fearon and contemporary protest footage to highlight and show the modern-day importance of the 19th century abolitionist. pollution and energy savings.

A ticket is required to attend the event in person. Visit https://vmfa.museum/ for more details.

The Virginia Chapter of the American Chemical Society will have 20 tables set up to provide information on everything from sustainable foods to bath salts made from kelp and glowing algae. Visitors also will be able to make seaweed masks.

The event will include three showings of “Antarctica” in the Dome, which is marking its 40th anniversary.

The activities are included with regular admission, according to the museum.