Coming events
Times are exact unless the demonstration contains active weather, in which case they become observational.
Senior Conservator M. Vale demonstrates the approved four-fold method using a non-active study squall. Bring no wind.
The Honourable P. Moss speaks from a slightly wet lectern on the civic memory of morning condensation.
Forms, flakes, paper thermometers, and supervised accumulation for ages 6–12.
A provenance roundtable with property historians, one heir, and the original locked drawer.
A curator-led cylinder session. The silence will be introduced twice.
2026 lecture series
Domestic Atmospheres
Rain in parlors, hallway fronts, inherited fog, and the legal status of warm corners.
Cabinet Methods
Folding, bottling, labeling, and safely disagreeing with an active accession.
Weather & Memory
How communities recall forecasts that did not occur in the expected place.
Families & younger meteorologists
Family days combine close looking, dry craft materials, and phenomena approved for small hands. Children must remain with an adult; adults must remain with their umbrellas.
| Activity | Ages | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Make a cloud accession label | 5+ | No cloud required |
| Administrative snow table | 6–12 | Paper accumulation |
| Draw the missing rainbow color | All | Violet pencils limited |
| Junior fog provenance | 9+ | Visibility may vary |
Venue conditions
Past talk archive
The Umbrella as Witness — Dr. O. Reed, 2025 Damp Society Address. Measuring a Breeze After the Bottle — Conservator L. Fen, spring 2026.
Six Legal Definitions of Indoors — Cabinet Counsel P. Grey. Color Custody in Unclaimed Rainbows — S. Vellum, Department VI.