Exhibitions

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Ticketed Exhibitions

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Exhibition Davis Family Butterfly Vivarium Meet the butterflies–more than 1,000 of them! Immersive Experience Invisible Worlds Discover how all life on Earth is connected in an all-new immersive and interactive 360-degree experience.
Exhibition Sharks Space Show Worlds Beyond Earth Giant-Screen Film Serengeti

Included Exhibitions

Included with any admission.

Exhibition What's in a Name? Explore the history, significance, and challenges of scientific nomenclature through the Library's collections. Ongoing Exhibition Exhibition Garden of Green See an exhibition of green gemstones, featuring the collection of renowned French high jewelry house Van Cleef and Arpels. Opens Saturday, June 10. Exhibition Extinct and Endangered See incredible macro photographs of vulnerable or extinct insects from the Museum's collection by Levon Biss.

Museum Highlights

Included with any admission.

View all permanent exhibitions.
Permanent Hall Susan and Peter J. Solomon Insectarium Discover more about insects, the most diverse group of animals on Earth—and why they’re critical to our planet. Permanent Hall Louis V. Gerstner, Jr. Collections Core See more than 3,000 objects from the Museum's research collections, from astrophysics to zoology. Exhibit Blue Whale Model At 94 feet long, this model of a blue whale is a Museum treasure. Meet the largest animal ever known to have existed. Exhibit Tyrannosaurus rex What’s the story behind the Museum’s T. rex fossil? Permanent Hall Northwest Coast Hall Showcasing the creativity, scholarship, and history of Pacific Northwest Indigenous cultures, this gallery has now reopened. Permanent Hall Allison and Roberto Mignone Halls of Gems and Minerals These spectacular halls offer a brilliant showcase for one of the world’s most important collections of gems and minerals.