Atlanta’s Fernbank Museum, which began re-opening earlier this summer, has an action-packed line-up of events as summer ends and the school year begins.

From story time and dino talk to preschoolers to ranger walks through the Fernbank Forest for older children, the museum offers socially distant-compliant events for all ages – including “Fernbank After Dark” for adults.

Here’s a selection of some upcoming events in early September, check fernbankmuseum.org for a full September calendar:

Wednesday, Sept. 2, 11 a.m.-11:20 a.m., ages 1-6

Free with general admission, Story Time is geared towards preschoolers and includes a special demonstration by a Fernbank educator. There are additional story times scheduled throughout the month, check the museum’s calendar for times and dates.

Sunday, Sept. 6, 1 p.m.-1:45 p.m., ages 4+

From poison dart frogs and spiders to snakes and turtles, Fernbank’s live animal collection is sure to delight. Drop in anytime Sunday from 1 to 1:45 o.m. and meet a member of the animal collection.

Friday, Sept. 11, 7 p.m.-11 p.m., ages 21+

Museums aren’t just for kids – and Fernbank sets aside one evening a month to put on a more adult experience with live music and a full bar to accompany science demonstrations. Held the second Friday of every month. Tickets required.

The museum has put in place new safety measures since re-opening, and guests will need to buy timed-entry tickets online.

The new safety measures include: