Bruce Museum Seaside Center

The Seaside Center is a beachside environmental education center located in Greenwich Point Park, Old Greenwich, about 6 1/2 miles from the main Bruce Museum in Greenwich. Located in the Floren Family Environmental Center at Innis Arden Cottage, Greenwich Point Park, Old Greenwich, CT

The Seaside Center is closed after Labor Day through to the end of June. Open the first Sunday of each month throughout the year for the Fred Elser First Sunday Science Series. This program is free of charge and no reservations are required. Held at the Floren Family Environmental Center at Innis Arden Cottage, Greenwich Point Park, Old Greenwich, CT. No beach pass is required to enter Greenwich Point Park from November – April.  

Seaside Center Summer Volunteers Positions

Looking for a volunteer position this summer? High School Students, learn about the ecology of the Long Island Sound and share your knowledge with visitors. The Seaside Center is always looking for volunteers throughout the summer months to help coordinate and supervise programming and activities at Bruce Museum’s Seaside Center at Greenwich Point.

For more information regarding volunteer opportunities specifically for youth, contact Mary Ann Lendenmann, Volunteer Program Manager, by Phone: at 203-413-6746, or email at Seaside Center Volunteers.

The Seaside Center is generously supported in part by Bruce Contemporaries.

Want to bring your class to the Seaside Center or schedule a private program? Please review fees and policies listed here and contact Seaside Center Manager Kelly McQuade.

Admission

There is no admission fee for the Seaside Center. However, from May through October, both residents and non-residents need a beach pass to enter Greenwich Point Park, where the Seaside Center is located.

Click here to learn more about obtaining a beach pass or single-entry pass for 2023. 

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