Where: Secular Hub 254 Knox Ct Denver, CO, 80205 13 Years of The Hub & The Fight for Science! Celebrate two milestones in one night! The Talk: Nick Schweitzer explores the fascinating (and often controversial) history of evolution in our legal and education systems. The Milestone: It’s our 13th Birthday! We’re celebrating over a decade of skeptical inquiry … Continued

Evolution in Darwin's Tangled Bank: Tree, Coral or Web of Life? In the final paragraph of The Origin of Species, Darwin contemplates a bank of land and all of the differing life forms that dwell on that bank—plants, birds, worms, etc. All of these various life forms were produced by the same set of natural laws. While … Continued

“ESNW Darwin Day” Join in Celebration of Science, Nature and the Theory of Evolution   Attend In-Person at 108 Pinesbridge Road • Ossining, NY OR Click here to attend the platform meeting via Zoom Sunday, February 8th at 11:00 AM: It’s been a rough year for science, so our annual Darwin Day platform is the perfect … Continued

Darwin Day 2026! Come celebrate Charles Darwin's birthday at the McClung Museum! Mark your calendars, Charles Darwin is turning 217! Join museum educators and UT scientists at the McClung's annual celebration of Darwin Day. Visitors are welcome to engage in family-friendly activity stations exploring themes of deep time, evolution, and adaptation. It will be a … Continued

Chester Fritz Library, 406 View map  Evolution Students will be celebrating the 217th birthday of Charles Darwin, who discovered evolution by natural selection, changing the course of biological thought. Students will present posters that highlight research by faculty and graduate students in the Department of Biology. Light refreshments will be served. 3051 University Ave, Grand Forks, … Continued

ISM Curator Alex Ruger will guide you through the story of human evolution, how we’ve understood (and misunderstood!) our place on the tree of life, and what exactly it means to be Homo sapiens! Wednesday, February 11, 2026 12:00 PM to 01:00 PM CST Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83095927473 Research and Collections Center 1011 East Ash Street … Continued

Celebrate Darwin Day with a story and hands-on science! At 10 a.m., children ages 2-5 will enjoy a storybook reading of Grandmother Fish and the science of evolution. Then, kids of all ages can participate in a STEAM Lab about evolution and Darwin’s finches. Kids will experiment with different “beaks” to see how shape and size affect … Continued

Join us for a special Darwin Day Lunch & Learn as we celebrate the birthday of the pioneering naturalist. Widely known as the scientist who wrote The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, join Holly Straub, as she explores Charles Darwin's legacy. Whether you're a science enthusiast or simply curious, this bite-sized session … Continued

  Join the Department of Biology in celebrating Darwin Day Feb. 12 with special guest speaker Dr. James Albert, a distinguished biologist and evolutionary ecologist from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Albert will give his featured talk titled "Ecology and evolution of Amazonian fishes: Assembling the most diverse continental vertebrate assemblage."

Join us for a day celebrating the life of Charles Darwin. There will be a keynote address, student talks and posters. More information as the event approaches! Students interested in presenting can submit their information through the Darwin Day: Wehner Research Symposium Participation form (to be posted soon). Schedule of Events - Coming Soon More information … Continued

Innovations in Science The Department of Biological Sciences and the Jurica-Suchy Nature Museum at Benedictine University present: Innovations in Science – An Educational One-Day Lecture Event Highlighting Science Innovations Faculty Speakers: Dr. Phil Novack-Gottshall Dr. Rob McCarthy Dr. Cheryl Heinz The Dr. Alfred Martin Distinguished Keynote Address: Thomas Sanger, PhD, Associate Professor of Evolutionary and … Continued

Darwin famously wrote “If it could be demonstrated that any complex organ existed, which could not possibly have been formed by numerous, successive, slight modifications, my theory would absolutely break down.” This risky prediction generated two different sorts of debate: the first among biologists of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries who debated whether … Continued

Darwin Day at Sabina is a celebration dedicated to the birth of Charles Darwin and his contributions to science, especially to the understanding of evolution. In its first edition, the event is part of the celebrations of the 19th anniversary of Sabina Escola Parque do Conhecimento. The program takes place on February 14, 15, 21, … Continued

Darwin Day is a public outreach event celebrating the life and times of one of the most brilliant and influential Victorian naturalists, Charles R. Darwin. Darwin was an avid geologist and biologist who most famously developed the theory of natural selection—one of the driving mechanisms behind biological evolution—published in his seminal work: On the Origin … Continued

Join us for a unique museum mashup: celebrate Valentine’s Day at the same time as Charles Darwin’s birthday! Learn about Darwin’s life, colleagues & contemporaries, and their scientific discoveries. And explore the wild world of animal courtship, mating, and reproduction. This is a family-friendly* drop-in event, complete with birthday cake! Note: Animal reproduction, including specimens such as … Continued

This event is a family-friendly educational event for elementary-aged kids and their families. Head over to Carroll's campus to learn about biodiversity, natural selection, adaptation, evolution, and other central concepts in modern biology. Join us for an afternoon of evolution-themed activities, games, crafts, and snacks. Hosted by Seniors in the Department of Biological and Environmental … Continued

Each year, the Department of Biological Sciences celebrates Darwin Day by hosting a speaker in our Ralph W. Axtell Lecture Series. The event takes place around the birthday of Charles Darwin (February 12) and celebrates his enormous contribution to science, particularly the theory of evolution by natural selection (published jointly with Alfred Russel Wallace) that underpins all aspects … Continued

Michael Lynch, Pioneer of Evolutionary Cell Biology, to Deliver 2026 Darwin Day Lecture Michael Lynch, a leading evolutionary biologist whose groundbreaking work integrates population genetics with cell biology, will deliver the 2026 Darwin Day Lecture on Wednesday, February 18. Lynch’s talk, Evolutionary Cell Biology: Rethinking the Origins of Cellular Architecture (placeholder title), part of Vanderbilt University’s Evolutionary Studies … Continued

Hofstra Cultural Center and the Department of Geology, Environment, and Sustainability present Science Night Live Join Us for Our Annual Darwin Day Celebration: Ancient Trees Bring New Knowledge in Our Rapidly Changing World Dr. Neil Pederson will describe how scientists access the memories of trees using a process called tree-ring analysis or dendrochronology. Tree-ring analysis might be one of the most flexible … Continued

An Annual Celebration of All Things Biology! WHEN: Friday February 27th from 5 – 8 pm WHERE: The Gardens at Texas A&M University Darwin Day is is a FREE event open to TAMU students, faculty and staff and their families, and the public. Darwin Day is an annual event organized by Texas A&M’s Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) program and EEBISO to … Continued