Exhibits

Visit our newest attraction – the interactive STEAM (Science – Technology – Engineering – Arts- Math) Lab. Kids of all ages are invited to explore different themes each month through hands-on activities highlighting the application of scientific concepts found in daily life. 

Monthly themes include:

  • January – Up In Space
  • February – Georgia’s Forests
  • March – World of Water
  • April – Pollinators
  • May – Amphibians and Reptiles
  • June and July – America 250
  • August – All Things STEAM
  • September – Decomposers
  • October – Night Animals
  • November – Skies Over Georgia
  • December – Dinosaurs

Please note that this exhibit is used during school field trips and may be temporarily closed. Please call 770.904.3500 before you visit.

Named in memory of Brian Sterner, a local environmental educator, the Sterner Stream is a habitat where various turtles, fish, frogs, and aquatic macroinvertebrates swim and hide amongst a diverse collection of thriving wetland plants. 

Did you know this flowing ecosystem is sourced with reclaimed water from the neighboring F. Wayne Hill Water Resources Center? 

Located just a few hundred yards from GEHC, the Chesser-Williams House dates back to the 1850s. It was built in the I-house architectural style: two stories high, two rooms long, and one room deep. Significant features include stenciled paintings on the interior and exterior walls done by a traveling German painter in exchange for room and board. The venue is available for special events, as well, with a rustic outdoor setting that boasts an 1800s crib barn.

Located just a few hundred yards from GEHC, the Chesser-Williams House dates back to the 1850s. It was built in the I-house architectural style: two stories high, two rooms long, and one room deep. Significant features include stenciled paintings on the interior and exterior walls done by a traveling German painter in exchange for room and board. The venue is available for special events, as well, with a rustic outdoor setting that boasts an 1800s crib barn.

Dive into an engaging and interactive journey into the world of water at the Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center's Discover H2O Exhibit!

Embark on an exploration to uncover the origins of water and its fascinating journey from source to drain. Perfect for adventurers of
all ages, this exhibit invites you to trace water's path from your home to
the wastewater treatment plant and beyond. Along the way, unravel the mysteries of a topography map's secret code, delve into the dynamic states of the water cycle, and discover a wealth of knowledge
through play.

Join us for an immersive experience where fun and learning flow together seamlessly!

 Discover H20