The Seaside Center is a beachside museum located on Greenwich Point. The Seaside Center aims to educate visitors about the ecology of Long Island Sound and environmental issues.

The Seaside Center is open to the public from
Saturday, July 5 through August 31, 2008.




Seaside Center Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday 10:00am - 4:00pm
Monday & Tuesday Closed

Admission:
There is no admission fee for the Seaside Center.
However you do need a beach pass to enter Greenwich Point where the Seaside Center is located.
Click here to learn more about the beach pass.

Seaside Center highlights:

• a touch tank
• coloring area
• weekly activities
• weekly guided walks

These activities are open to visitors during Seaside Center hours with no advanced reservations.

• Children under five must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

• Groups of 10 or more require advance reservations
• Groups will be charged a fee
• To make reservations and discuss possible programming for camp groups please contact Anne Burns, Reservations Manager, at 203.869.6786 ext. 338.
• Please note: Individuals must have a beach pass for access to Greenwich Point and the Seaside Center, or must make special arrangements by contacting Anne Burns at the phone number above.

Volunteers
The Seaside Center is always looking for volunteers to help coordinate and supervise programming and activities. High school students, college students, or adults with an interest in environmental education should contact contact Liz Hopper, Volunteer Program Manager, at (203) 869-6786, ext. 317, or email lhopper@brucemuseum.org for more information. You may also apply online by clicking "ABOUT US" on the bar at top and then "Volunteer."