A grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis). Grey squirrels are an alien species from the USA and have displaced the native red squirrel over much of the UK. One advantage the greys have over the reds is the ability to digest acorns. A grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis). Grey squirrels are an alien species from the USA and have displaced the native red squirrel over much of the UK. One advantage the greys have over the reds is the ability to digest acorns.

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What's on at Tring

Exhibitions and events for everyone

Our events for children, families and adults make a visit to the Natural History Museum at Tring a unique day out. In this section you can find out what's on and when to visit.

Pick up a printed guide to What's on from the Museum during your visit or download a copy below.

What's on Tring - January - March 2012 PDF (695.1 KB)

Booking an event

For event enquiries or to book an event, please call +44 (0)20 7942 6163, Monday to Friday 10.00 - 16.00.

Some events need to be booked in advance. Please see individual events for details.

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Become a Member

Take an active role in the preservation of the natural world and become a Member. Benefits include a free quarterly magazine, events, behind-the-scenes tours, children's workshops and free admission to paying exhibitions.

Temporary exhibitions

What's on

Animal Record Breakers
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Event highlights

Winter treats

We've got lots of hands-on activities for children of all ages from finger-painting to animal-making, while adults can learn about the legacy of the Rothschilds.

Our new exhibition Animal Record-Breakers is on now. And those looking to improve their shutterbug skills should get involved in our photography workshop.

Find details of our events