Butterflies & Friends on Parade

Support Art & Science! Butterflies & Friends on Parade is a community-wide summer celebration of art and science presented by The Einstein Project and supported by area businesses, foundations, organizations, and artists.

Art pieces are on display in downtown Green Bay in the summer, with a fall auction where the pieces are sold to benefit science education. (There will be a $10 admission fee which includes light hors d'oeurves for the auction. Children 16 and under are free.) This is a wonderful tradition that supports great science while providing a lively attraction in the community.

This year, cranes have been added to the butterflies and frogs that are gracing the downtown area this summer. The cranes came about because of a partnership with the Neville Public Museum's Art & The Animal Exhibit that debuts at the end of August, 2008.