Museum Dance

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Ticket Info

Online ticketing closed. Please call Caroline Safran in the Museum Events office at 212-769-5932 with questions. Dancing tickets will be available at the door for $235.

Chairmen

Dana Wallach Jones and Michael T.M. Jones
Elizabeth Kurpis and Jonathan A. Kurpis
Jared and Ivanka Kushner
Alexandra and Gregory Kwiat
Zibby and Andrew Right

"I am really excited about serving as a Chairman of the American Museum of Natural History’s Museum Dance. The work done at the Museum, from the outstanding scientific research to the education programs, touches people of all ages and visitors from around the world. I am proud to help support this preeminent New York institution."  — Ivanka Trump, Museum Dance Chairman

For more than four decades, the American Museum of Natural History's Museum Dance has captured the attention and imagination of 800 young New Yorkers for a spectacular evening of dinner, dancing, fun and philanthropy at the Museum.

In honor of our upcoming Spring Exhibition Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminescence join us for an enchanting evening!

The 2012 Museum Dance is sponsored by

Attire: Bright and Bold.

Musical Guest: DJ Jus-Ske

Purchase your outfit for the Museum Dance at Saks and Support the Museum-- What a fun and easy way to help: Use your Saks credit card while shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue Manhattan location in February and designate the Museum as your choice to receive 5 percent of your credit card purchases.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• All ticket and table sales are final.
• Please note that tickets will not be mailed in advance. Guest names will be held at the door.
• All dinner table and ticket purchases must be received by March 1, 2012.
• The non-tax deductible portion of each dinner ticket is $135 and each dancing ticket is $70.
• For more information, please call the Development Special Events Office at (212) 496-3495 or e-mail museumdance@amnh.org.
• Please e-mail any dinner seating requests to csafran@amnh.org.
• Click here for more information about the Museum’s Junior Council.