American Museum of Natural History
Upcoming Events (45)
Origami Holiday Tree
A seasonal origami holiday tree installation at the American Museum of Natural History running through January, showcasing paper sculptures and family-friendly displays.
Impact: The End of the Age of Dinosaurs
A major AMNH exhibit exploring the extinction of the dinosaurs and the rise of mammals.
After-Hours Program
AMNH After-Hours sleepover: a family-friendly, educational night program at the American Museum of Natural History for kids and families — currently listed as SOLD OUT; check the museum site for waitlist and future dates.
Apex Stegosaurus Fossil
Apex Stegosaurus Fossil at the American Museum of Natural History: a major exhibition showcasing an impressive stegosaurus specimen and interpretive displays on paleontology, ideal for families, students, and visitors to NYC interested in natural history.
Discovery Room
Discovery Room at the American Museum of Natural History is a hands-on, family-friendly space where children explore natural science through interactive exhibits and activities.
Eyes on the Universe
Eyes on the Universe at the American Museum of Natural History is an exhibition of stunning space-telescope images that explores astronomy and the cosmos through scientific displays and photography.
Human Origins Learning Lab
Hands-on learning lab at the American Museum of Natural History introducing human evolution and anthropology through interactive activities and exhibits for kids, students, and families.
Impact: The End of the Age of Dinosaurs
Immersive exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History exploring the asteroid impact that ended the Age of Dinosaurs, with fossils, interactive displays and scientific context suitable for visitors of all ages.
Passport to the Universe
Giant-screen documentary at the American Museum of Natural History that takes visitors on a visually stunning, family-friendly journey through space and the origins of the universe.
Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation
The Richard Gilder Center at the American Museum of Natural History is a permanent science and education space with immersive exhibits on biodiversity, evolution and interactive learning for visitors of all ages.
Climate Learning Lab
Explore climate science and learning at the American Museum of Natural History's Climate Learning Lab.
Educator Professional Learning
An in-person professional learning evening for educators at the American Museum of Natural History celebrating the Apex Stegosaurus with talks, resources, and networking tailored for teachers.
Extinct and Endangered: Insects in Peril
AMNH exhibition exploring extinct and endangered insects and the threats to biodiversity.
Eyes on the Universe
Eyes on the Universe: a museum exhibition at AMNH exploring space through images and telescope technology.
Human Origins Learning Lab
Hands-on activities and expert demonstrations explore human origins at the American Museum of Natural History.
Opulent Oceans
Opulent Oceans at the American Museum of Natural History invites visitors to dive into marine life wonders through immersive exhibits.
Passport to the Universe
An immersive giant-screen film at the American Museum of Natural History exploring the wonders of the universe.
Science Social
An AMNH marine biologist explores why only a tiny fraction of fishes are warm-blooded, linking evolution, competition, whales, and sharks.
Davis Family Butterfly Vivarium
Visit the Davis Family Butterfly Vivarium at the American Museum of Natural History to see live tropical butterflies, learn about metamorphosis and conservation, and enjoy a family-friendly, interactive museum experience.
Invisible Worlds: Immersive Experience
Invisible Worlds is an immersive multimedia exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History that reveals hidden and microscopic aspects of life and the planet through cutting-edge visuals and sound.
Opulent Oceans
Opulent Oceans at the American Museum of Natural History is an immersive museum exhibition showcasing marine biodiversity, striking specimens and science-driven displays that explore ocean life and conservation for visitors of all ages.
Shaping the Future Through Tradition
Museum exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History exploring how traditional cultural practices and knowledge help shape future innovation and social change.
Climate Learning Lab
Climate Learning Lab at the American Museum of Natural History offers hands-on, interactive learning about climate science, impacts, and solutions for visitors of all ages.
Encounters in the Milky Way
An immersive space show at the American Museum of Natural History that explores encounters in the Milky Way with vivid visuals and science-driven narration, ideal for families and curious learners.
Black in Natural History Museums
An AMNH exhibition exploring Black histories and contributions within natural history.
Discovery Room
Explore hands-on, family-friendly activities in the Discovery Room at the American Museum of Natural History, a space for curious kids and adults.
Invisible Worlds: Immersive Experience
An immersive journey into unseen worlds at the American Museum of Natural History.
Shaping the Future Through Tradition
A new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History explores how tradition shapes the future of science and discovery.
Family Party at the American Museum of Natural History
An evening benefit at the American Museum of Natural History, The Family Party offers entertaining, hands-on educational activities for children of all ages inside NYC’s iconic museum.
For the Win: Objects of Sports Excellence
Explore athletic history through coveted gear and memorabilia at the American Museum of Natural History. For the Win: Objects of Sports Excellence presents legendary equipment, artifacts, and displays that illuminate how sport, science, and culture shape human achievement.
Extinct and Endangered: Insects in Peril
An American Museum of Natural History exhibition focusing on extinct and endangered insects, showcasing specimens, research, and conservation stories to raise awareness about insect biodiversity loss.
Gilder Center Exhibition at AMNH
Explore science, education, and innovation at the Gilder Center, AMNH's permanent exhibition hub for interactive learning.
Apex Stegosaurus Fossil Exhibit
Fossil exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History featuring the Apex Stegosaurus.
Davis Family Butterfly Vivarium
Butterfly vivarium exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History showcasing live butterflies.
Educator Professional Learning
In-person evening at the American Museum of Natural History for educators, exploring Apex Stegosaurus as part of educator professional learning.
Encounters in the Milky Way
A space-themed exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History exploring encounters across the Milky Way.
What's in a Name?
Explore how names shape science and culture in this AMNH exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History.
Member Program
Exclusive early-morning access for AMNH members and their guests at the American Museum of Natural History. Start your day with quiet galleries before public hours and a members-only preview of highlights.
Lectures and Talks
Neil deGrasse Tyson hosts a spirited discussion on the latest advances in science and technology at the American Museum of Natural History, presenting cutting-edge ideas in a high-profile public lecture.
After-Hours Program
AMNH hosts an after-hours sleepover program in New York, offering an educational workshop for visitors (tickets sold out).
Science Social
Ocean physicist Christopher Piecuch explores new data on whether the Gulf Stream is slowing and what that means for sea level rise and climate at the American Museum of Natural History.
The Changing Museum
The Changing Museum at the American Museum of Natural History explores how museums adapt collections, displays, and public engagement to reflect contemporary science, culture, and audiences.
What's in a Name?
An American Museum of Natural History exhibition that explores the science, history, and cultural stories behind how organisms are named and classified.
The Changing Museum
The Changing Museum at the American Museum of Natural History invites visitors to explore evolving museum spaces and practices.
Black in Natural History Museums
An exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History examining Black presence, contributions, and representation in natural history museums through objects, histories, and institutional critique.